Housemates in Cruisetopia group and Frodd are up for possible eviction in the ongoing fourth season of the Big Brother Naija reality show.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the group lost this nomination task to “The Icons” who were up for eviction last week.
Housemates up for possible Eviction this week are Diane, Frodd, Jackye, Gedoni, Mercy, Mike and Seyi.
Although Frodd is a member of the winning team: “The Icons,” he was placed on the eviction list by Elozonam, who saved Venita with the power of chance card.
For five minutes, “The Icons” and Team Cruisetopia were Tasked to a Challenge which involved each and every team member’s participation, including the head of house, Esther.
There were two marked rectangular boxes for each team, each rectangular box had a large bucket of coloured water and ten small silver cups.
The teams were required to fill as much of the silver cups as possible in the frame of five minutes.
The Challenge involved the Housemates climbing Biggie’s “obstacles”.
Biggie had some deliberate “steps” obstacle on the course to tighten the game.
Using their carefully thought out strategies, each team had to fill the silver cups one at a time.
Following Biggie’s rules, each cup had to be filled to the brim before the team could proceed to the next cup – all to be done within the marked box.
For this Challenge, teaspoons were provided for the purpose of transporting the water.
NAN reports that as the game hit day 51, housemates pull out strategies to increase chances of winning the N60 million Grand Prize.
NAN.
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