After spending the last week awaiting feedback on their fates in the House, the Big Brother Naija housemates were on Sunday able to collectively heave a sigh of relief upon discovering the evictions were a hoax.
Hosted by the ever suave Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Sunday’s live show was yet more entertainment for studio guests and viewers at home as Nigerian songbird, Niniola, thrilled with her hit tracks: Maradona and Sicker.
The housemates’ relief was however short-lived as they were yet again tasked with competing for the Head of House title.
An interesting twist occurred as all the male housemates and Vandora were disqualified from the challenge, following their failure to adhere to Big Brother’s instructions.
Khloe subsequently emerged as Head of House after competing with previous contestants, Ifu and Bam Bam.
Things are, however, bound to get testy as the real nominations happen on February 12 with the first set of evictions to follow on the next live show, with host Obi-Uchendu announcing that more than one pair of housemates will be evicted.
Voting for nominated housemates begin at 6.30am Nigerian time, and viewers can vote via SMS, mobile site and website.
To vote via SMS, simply text the word: “Vote,” followed by the team name to 32052.
Voting costs N30 per SMS.
To vote via mobile site and website, simply register on africamagic.tv/bbvote with your mobile number and password, then enter the OTP number and vote for free.
Voting opens at 6:30am on Monday and closes at 9pm Nigerian time on Thursday.
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