In a highly anticipated interview at Beat FM, the spotlight was firmly on Ike, one of the last four evicted housemates in the ongoing BBNaija All-Star edition. The atmosphere in the studio was electric as the charismatic presenter dove right into the intriguing topic of Ike's strategy in the Big Brother house - the controversial act of stealing coins from his fellow housemates. 

The presenter, with a twinkle in their eye, couldn't help but draw a parallel between Ike's daring move and the infamous reputation of Houston, known for its audacious personalities. With a knowing grin, the question hung in the air: Was Ike channeling the spirit of Houston in his gameplay? 

Ike, leaning back with a confident demeanor, was quick to respond. He explained that his intention was never to be a mere copycat of past contestants. In his previous season, he had been perceived as too soft, succumbing to the throes of love. But this All-Star edition, he was determined to rewrite his narrative. "I just wanted to play the wild card," he said, his eyes gleaming with mischief. 

He went on to clarify that his actions were all part of a larger strategy, a way to keep everyone on their toes, and ultimately, make the game more exciting. He believed in entertaining the audience, keeping them engaged in the rollercoaster ride that is Big Brother Naija. To Ike, this season was all about fun and shaking things up, and he was certainly succeeding in doing just that. 

As the interview continued, Ike's fans and critics alike were left with a newfound understanding of his bold moves in the house and the bold declaration of being single and not in any entanglement.