Lolu cries as DJ Xclusive recognises him, housemates lose home training to One Corner dance

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- DJ Xclusive was the guest DJ during the BBNaija Saturday night house party

- The housemates go to welcome the DJ and he recognises Lolu who is an on-air-personality and this made the OAP go emotional after the party

- Xclusive also treats the housemates to various songs and One Corner blew them away

Big Brother Naija house was entertained with another after party crying as Lolu went emotional after their weekend party.

DJ Xclusive who was he guest DJ for the night had recognised Lolu from Beat FM, Ibadan, and Lolu couldn't hold his tears of joy.

The housemates were seen exchanging pleasantries with the DJ during the party, however, Xclusive was excited to see Lolu and he even called his name without looking at his name tag.

Lolu was able to hold his excitement of the recognition till after the party when he burst into tears. He broke down in tears while his colleagues tried to comfort him. He later revealed why he was crying.

He said it was because DJ Xclusive remembered him and even knew his name without checking his name tag. He further revealed that he was the first OAP to play Xclusive’s song, which he featured Wizkid, Jeje. He said he is emotional because at that time he was promoting Xclusive’s song on Beat FM Ibadan, he had only N20 to his name.

Meanwhile, during the party, DJ Xclusive treated the housemates to different songs that made them go gaga. And when he played them One Corner, they forgot their manners and took to the floor to do the real One Corner dance.

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