Big brother season 5 first eviction and sins

The covid-19 pandemic is still out there and the safest place to be is with the tv. The big brother naija television reality show is one good and safest place to plug fun which never stops keeping one entertained. I could only imagine who is not subscribed to their DStv or gotv watching the show. If you missed out in some of the events of this show, here is what happened at the eviction show last Sunday and reasons I guess two of the housemates were evicted.


Okay the viewers (tagged bb fans) have a big vote to decide who stays and who leaves the house and the first to leave the house was ka3na. Ka3na after telling the fans about her motive in the house lost the vote of a lot of fans I inclusive. You could check a little of what she said on one of our post we titled Boss Lady After her statement, reactions from social media give me the impression she might be the first to leave the house. She painted herself to be self made who have no regards for the usual norm of raising a Nigerian family. I believe we in this part of the word believes in the traditional monogamy where children are to be raised with a man and wife and she insinuated she was leaving her husband to pursue her career of being famous because he was old. A big no no in the eyes of a lot of fans. She said she masturbates on air which 9 of every 10 fans believes it's wrong. The whole testament of her life and her motive in the house was the beginning of her doomsday in the Big brother house.

The Spirit of the boss Lady came on her where she tried to bully some of the housemates I guess she believes she's better than a few of them in the house. She caused wathoni's first tears in the house and wanted to bring it on tolanibaj and got her gbasgbos moment in the words of tolanibaj. Check out the clip.


Well if what she wanted was fame, well her stay in the house gave her that.

The second person to leave the house, yes you guess right was Eric the lover girl. She might not have had the opportunity to win the ultimate price, but she found love. Don't get it twisted love is a beautiful thing but not in the eyes of the viewers. We had too much love stories on Nollywood and we get bored. She also didn't pull her weight to me. Lucy won the HOH and she won the Lord of the rings. She said she would focus on her business and do her masters; good luck to her.

Well that is all for the first eviction show for now, but do remember you could subscribe or leave your comments. I'm also opened for some gbasgbos.


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