Big Brother Naija New Head of House (HOH)

The show just started and it's supposed to last 72 days, today is just day 3 we still have 69 days ahead. We are expected to meet several highlights like the weekly games to select head of house every Monday. If you missed it, I could give you some gist about it.
The ladies are winning because the first head of house (HOH) emerged to be Nengi the sexiest in the house; that is to proof that not all pretty girls are bimbos.


Nengi whose real name is Rebecca Hampson is a 22 years housemate, although there is a little controversy about her age, saying she is 23 year because she enter the most beautiful girl in Nigeria (MBGN) registered as 23 years. Yes she is a beauty queen and finished top 5 in the contest. She is an entrepreneur from Bayelsa and attended University of Porthacourt. She in her voice claimed to be closer to her mum than her dad and her achievements is to be credited to her mum. 
She went toe to toe with Neo and claim the victory by chance after being the first to roll the dice in claiming 2 point which both of them hunted closely.


This is one of the lamest excuses have every heard in the history of this game so far from Brighto. He says he is not in the house to win the HOH, as long as his winning souls for God, he's good. Wow, I know one sure way to win soul for God is to be excellent and strive to be one or rather take the high road and go to the pulpit.

The reward for the head of house is a big lounge, immunity from possible eviction from the house and a big couch designed for the king of the castle. Just take a little look at the lounge and couch.



There's going to be a twist to the eviction show where viewers with the DSTV premium subscription gets to save one up for possible eviction, I just hope some persons mouth don't take them out in a hurry. You shouldn't bring God as an excuse not to be excellent, sometimes silence could be golden.

The show just began and it's time to see the twist of some of the loving and fun housemate as they turn against themselves in nominating your favorite housemates for possible eviction. Yes, hate the game, don't hate the player. I know many really wants the bursty Dorathy to remain in the house, she has no immunity, if you claim you love her as you express on social media or any of your favorite housemates, then be ready to vote for your favorite housemates. 

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