The Big Brother Naija All Stars house witnessed an eviction night that sent shockwaves through the contestants. Three housemates, Alex, Neoenergy, and Whitemoney, were evicted from the show along with houseguest Sholzy.
The night commenced with Head of House Cross addressing the challenges of his tumultuous reign and the pressures of overseeing a house teeming with what he referred to as “children.” However, his explanation left Ebuka puzzled, quickly moving on to deliver the first eviction blow.
The announcement that Whitemoney, who had never faced a Big Brother Naija eviction before, having won his season, was leaving the house, came as a shock to all. Neoenergy, sitting beside him in the lounge, was visibly stunned, his jaw almost dropping to the floor.
Next in line was Venita. Ebuka wasted no time in questioning her about the state of her relationship with Mercy Eke, adding to the drama as Mercy took a sip of a red drink. Venita confessed to the mistrust in their friendship, prompting Ebuka to probe further about her lack of communication with Mercy Eke.
Neoenergy’s eviction took a surprising turn as he chose to share a departure speech with the house, concluding on the stage by adding that his relationship with Tolanibaj is a friendly one. The spotlight then turned to Ilebaye, the first housemate to accumulate two strikes.
She faced questions about the house’s perception that she often instigate conflicts among the housemates. Ilebaye vehemently denied these allegations, stating, “I’ve realized my mistakes,” but goading others was not among them.
Amidst the already tense live eviction night, Ebuka dropped a bombshell, exposing Angel for the infamous Adekunle love letter. Angel, sitting right next to a visibly shocked Venita, simply let out an embarrassed chuckle, almost dismissing Ebuka’s allegation.
Next on the chopping block was Alex, who confidently told Ebuka that she ensured that Cross took her place at the finale. As she was about to head out of the eviction doors, Alex received an unexpected embrace from Ceec, who muttered, “It was nice getting to know you again.”
