| It’s the No Loose Guard season and what a way to start the season with the eviction of the first pair of housemates one week into the show. In a shocking turn of events, Tami (Toyosi and Damilola) have been evicted from BBNaija Season 9 after ending up in the bottom four pairs on the first eviction night. Unlike previous seasons, the bottom four were chosen via audience votes and it was revealed that Chekas, Radicals, Tami, and Streeze were up for possible eviction during the live eviction show that held on Sunday, August 4, 2024.Besides gaining immunity, The Custodians also earned the right to save housemates from possible eviction. After much thought and Biggie’s nudge, Ndinne saved the Radicals. With three pairs still up for possible eviction, the rest of the housemates were tasked to vote for the pair they wanted evicted and this resulted in Tami emerging the first pair to leave Big Brother’s house. During their onstage interview with Ebuka, Toyosi disclosed that although she was disappointed that she had to leave so early, she was not surprised as her partner, Damilola had issues with most of the Housemates. On the other hand, Damilola revealed that she tried mending broken bonds once she realised that she had offended most people. “I guess my apology didn’t go anywhere,” she added.Based on the voting polls, Tami indeed were to be evicted after they amassed 2.21% of the total votes. Streeze came in next with 4.58%, Radicals with 4.81% and Chekas with 5.12%. Tune in to DStv Channel 198 and GOtv Channel 49 to experience all the fun, drama and games as the pairs go into the second week of the show. |
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