Gulder Ultimate Search ‘The Age of Craftmanship’ contestant, Gerald Odeka, has opened about how he felt about his early loss at the game.
Odeka, who is the second contestant evicted from the show has said how disappointed he felt leaving the show at an early stage when he had the dream of staying longer and even winning.
The 35-year-old athlete, in a recent interview, said he had pictured the prize money and it’s so painful to leave.
He said, “Getting evicted from the competition so early was painful, because I pictured the money and I anticipated winning. I hoped to be among the last five contestants on the show.”
He went further to talk about his plans after eviction.
Odeka said, “I want to promote my sport club and groom young Nigerian athletes. My wife and I also want to start a sports bar for lovers of sports. But, I would have to do this one at a time due to my limited financial capability.
“I want to give back to society by impacting people’s lives. I aimed to promote my sport club and start a sports bar with the grand prize if I had won it. However, at the moment, I need to take things gradually.”
He was evicted the same night another contestant, Michael Mfon, who threatened a female contestant, Esitima Edem.
