N’zui Manto is the nickname of Cameroonian online activist, whistleblower, and investigative blogger. Rather than a public figure in the traditional sense, he is a social media-based personality who has gained prominence by exposing corruption, abuse of power, and social injustices in Cameroon. Nzui Manto hails from Bangangté in the Western Region of Cameroon; he his from the Bamileke ethnic group.

He operates under the name N’Zui Manto (or Nzui Manto), which is the name of a panther in the Bangangté language. He is from a modest background and emigrated from Cameroon in 2015, where he witnessed the struggles of migrants.

N’Zui Manto is most famous for exposing criminals and corrupt government officials. He operates from outside Cameroon, which helps ensure his safety.

He became known in 2017 for his posts denouncing the living conditions of African migrants in the Maghreb. Since then, he has been sharing daily information on his accounts, followed by more than 800,000 people (as of October 2025), about corruption in Cameroon, the conflict in the English-speaking regions, f⒠micides and insecurity.

His whistleblowing and activism extends to various issues, including:

Healthcare: Highlighting poor conditions and unpaid bills in hospitals, which led to the release of dozens of mothers and their newborns held for unpaid bills.

Corruption: Exposing corruption involving officials, military personnel, and private citizens. Infrastructures: Drawing attention to the poor state of roads and utility services.

Network of abusers: Exposing criminal networks operating in cities like Yaoundé and Douala.

Impact: His online denunciations have spurred authorities to take action, leading to sanctioning wrongdoers and improving public services.

Writing Published Author: In addition to his online work, N’Zui Manto is the author of three books published in Cameroon by Muntu editions; Damba na sense, Damba na sense, Taxicopathe.

Controversies and criticisms Methodology: Some have questioned his use of unverified tips and his reliance on anonymous sources, though he defends his methods by stating he relies on his experience and a “sixth sense”.

Political Alignments: He has faced criticism for his political stances, including from some opposition figures. In September 2025, his support for presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary drew criticism.

His sources, which he calls “les services secrets de la résistance” in english “The secret services of the resistance,” belong to all walks of life, he assures. They include civil servants, military personnel, and even ordinary citizens who raise concerns about hospital corruption, poor road conditions, and power outages by writing directly to the activist via a phone number or email address freely accessible on his Facebook page. In 2022 and 2023, his posts about mothers held in maternity wards with their newborns due to unpaid bills led to the release of dozens of women held captive in the hospitals.

Net Worth: N’zui Manto has an estimated net worth of $100,000 approximately 56 million FCAF. He reportedly sustains himself through the sale of his books and advertising on his social media pages.

Ifeyinwa “Ivatar” Adewumi is a Nigerian media personality, DJ, model, and actress who was born on the 15th of February 1988 in Akwa, Anambra State, Nigeria. She is from Anambra State, with Yoruba and Igbo heritage.

She is best known for participated as a housemate in the tenth season of the reality TV series Big Brother Naija in 2025.
She is recognized for her fashionable, tattooed look, along with her straightforward personality. She was 37 years old at the time of her appearance on Big Brother Naija.

During her time in the house, she was seen as a calm yet strong and insightful figure. Renowned for her charm and authenticity, she was open about her previous mistakes in placing trust in others. She was evicted from the house on Sunday, September 7, 2025.

Ivatar expressed that participating in Big Brother Naija had always been a dream of hers, and she mentioned that her daughter is also a big fan of the show.

She is a proud mother to a daughter, which she has called the highest point in her life. She noted that having her daughter was unexpected, but it made her a better person. She mentioned that one of her greatest personal accomplishments was learning to let go of anything that negatively impacts her mental, physical, or emotional well-being.

Ivatar has experience as a DJ, actress, and television host. She put in a lot of effort to earn her DJ certification and has played at big events, even prior to celebrating her first year as a professional DJ. Her bold, heavily-tattooed style has made her a well-known media personality.

After her eviction, she has taken part in media interviews where she talked about her connections with fellow housemates, including Mensan. She has also confirmed that she is getting back into DJing. Ivatar has an estimated net worth of $50,000 that’s about ₦75 million naira.

Doris Okorie, born on July 15, 1991, is a Nigerian actress, writer, and media personality from Imo State. She is from the Igbo ethnic group. Doris is the third of five children in a family of seven, making her the middle child.

Okorie graduated from the University of Ibadan, where she studied English with a major in Literature. Her career began in acting, and she later expanded into screenwriting, voice-over acting, commercial modeling, producing, and directing.

At 33, Doris became well-known after appearing on the reality show show Big Brother Naija in 2025, from which she was evicted on September 7, 2025. Known for her lively and sometimes confrontational personality, she described herself as a “firecracker” upon entering the house, seeking to stir up some drama.

On the show, Okorie’s personality was marked by her desire for excitement and her frank, sometimes irritating, habits. She has said she does not believe in true forgiveness and is very particular about her personal space. Okorie created some drama in the house and proved to be a strong competitor, winning the Head of House title at one point. Despite being labeled “unlucky” by some, her fans, known as the “Dothrakis,” defended her, highlighting her determination and creativity.

She joined the show to escape her routine life, create some “not-so-innocent problems,” and relive the “chaos” of her boarding school days.

After her eviction, Okorie expressed gratitude to her fans, confirming that she will continue her work in the entertainment industry. Throughout the show, Doris was not involved with anyone romantically. She has affectionately shared her thoughts on being single and noted that she hasn’t been in a romantic relationship since 2018.

Before her time on Big Brother Naija, Okorie was a radio presenter and wrote for publications. She has acted in numerous films and TV series, including Something Like Gold (2023) and Love Lockdown (2025). Okorie has written screenplays for personal projects and for notable figures like Bimbo Akintola. She is also skilled in voice-overs and commercial modeling, having worked with companies like Leadway Assurance.

Doris Okorie has an estimated net worth of $20,000 that’s about ₦30 million naira.