Izuchukwu OkosiThere was an interesting and shocking eviction in the Big Brother Naija house on Monday as the ever sprightly housemate Amaka was evicted from Season 7 of the reality show reports Prime Business Africa.
There was no eviction on the Sunday live eviction show as hosts Ebuka Obi-Uchendu in a suspense-filled announced that none of the nominated housemate were going home.
Big Brother introduced a twist to the eviction process on Monday night by announcing that at least a housemate will be evicted on Monday.
All housemates were told to nominate two housemates each for immediate eviction.
Meanwhile Big Brother Naija Level Up organisers have explained why Doyin escaped eviction on Monday.
Amaka had six nominations from housemates along with Doyin, but Amaka was eventually sent packing from the reality show.
In a post via its verified Twitter page, BBNaija organisers claimed Deji’s nomination of Doyin and Hermes is invalid because he is a fake housemate.
The tweet read: “As they are not real housemates Deji(Fake), Rachel (Rider) and Chizzy’s nominations were not counted towards tonight’s eviction.”
According to Biggie, Riders ‘Rachel and Chizzy’ cannot be nominated and cannot put up any housemates for eviction.
With the eviction of Amaka, Big Brother placed all remaining housemates except the Head of House on possible eviction.
Below is how the housemates nominated;
Chomzy – Amaka and Doyin
Chizzy- Eloswag and Bella
Giddyfia -Chizzy and Amaka
Rachel – Hermes and Deji
Adekunle – Doyin and Amaka
Hermes – Doyin and Chichi
Sheggz – Chizzy and Diana
Bella – Adekunle and Chizzy
Diana – Chichi and Deji
Chichi – Adekunle and Allysonn
Bryan – Amaka and Eloswag
Doyin – Rachel and Adekunle
Deji – Hermes and Doyin
Eloswag – Doyin and Amaka
Groovy – Adekunle and Doyin
Phyna – Adekunle and Hermes
Daniella- Hermes and Chichi
Amaka – Chomzy and Giddyfia
Allyson- Rachel and Chizzy.
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Izuchukwu Okosi is a Nigerian sports and entertainment journalist with two decades of experience in the media industry having begun his media journey in 2002 as an intern at Mundial Sports International (MSI) and Africa Independent Television (AIT), owners of Daar Communications Plc.
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