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BBNaija S11: 16 Housemates Face Possible Eviction In Week 3
Sixteen housemates have been placed on possible eviction in the third week of the ongoing Big Brother Naija Season 11 reality show.
According to Ireporter Online, the development followed the announcement of the week’s save votes and immunity arrangements during Monday night’s live proceedings.
Bluethopia, Cassi and Gerard received the highest number of votes from their fellow housemates in the save vote, putting them in line for safety during the week.
However, Big Brother instructed the Head of House, Neche, to remove one housemate from the three-person list.
Neche subsequently chose Gerard, leaving Bluethopia and Cassi as the two housemates saved through the week’s voting process.
As Head of House, Neche automatically secured immunity from eviction for the week.
She was joined by Chimsom Chuka, who earned immunity after being named the Most Influential Player for the second week of the competition.
Meanwhile, Flora and Aikou remain protected from eviction throughout the season after previously receiving season-long immunity under the show’s rules.
With the latest nominations and immunity decisions, 16 housemates remain vulnerable to eviction as the third week of the competition gets underway.
The development is expected to heighten tension within the house as the contestants battle to secure their places in the reality show and win the support of viewers.
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