The BBNaija house is on a different level of drama this season! Just when everyone was settling in, Biggie dropped a massive bombshell: almost the entire house is up for eviction. Fans are in a frenzy because this is one of the biggest twists we’ve seen.
This week’s BBNaija Eviction Nominations are unlike anything before. Let’s talk about how this all happened.
The Big Twist: A Failed Task
On Monday night, Biggie gave the housemates a simple task: find a secret envelope hidden in the house within ten minutes. All the housemates, except the new HoH Victory, rushed to find it.
But here’s the twist: there was no “right” envelope to be found! Everyone who opened an envelope found the same message: “Better luck next time.” Biggie then announced that because they all failed the task, the entire house was automatically nominated for eviction.
This is why 27 housemates are now on the chopping block! The BBNaija Eviction Nominations have officially turned the game upside down.
You can read the full report on the failed task and the nominations from a reliable source like Punch.
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Who is Safe? The Lucky Two
With almost everyone nominated, only two people are safe this week. The first is Head of House, Victory, who was immune because of his position. The second person is Kayikunmi, who Victory was given the power to save from the nominations.
This has put a lot of pressure on these two as they are the only ones guaranteed to stay in the house for another week.
For more on how Victory became the Head of House, check out our earlier post on the BBNaija HoH drama.
This shocking start to the BBNaija Eviction Nominations shows that this season is all about twists and turns. The game has truly begun, and the tension is at an all-time high!
Who are you voting to save? Let us know in the comments!
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