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BBNaija: See Reasons JayPaul And Jackie B Was Evicted-
Fastnews News Nigeria reports that Jay Paul and Jackie B has been evicted from the Big Brother Naija “Shine ya eye” House.
The housemates up for eviction are Queen, Saskay, Jackie B, JayPaul, Whitemoney, Saga, Liquo Rose.
Sometime within the week Jackie B said she doesn’t mind going home at this point since she’s not sure of winning the grand price while people also believe that JayPaul evicted may be connected to the video that was released by his mum which they saw as emotional blackmail.
Earlier this week Big Brother came up with a twist, requesting the housemates to nominate each other before the Head of House challenge.
This increased the level of competition as all the nominated housemates worked hard to save themselves from eviction.
Pere who was up for eviction saved himself with his Veto Power, replacing himself with Queen.
Stay tuned to know if more than two housemate will be evicted as Big Brother is unpredictable.
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