19 August 2022
BBNaija S7 week 4: Adekunle and Sheggz come to blows, plus more
From complicated ships to heated exchanges, our BBNaija Level Up housemates stay dishing out the content we signed up for.
This week, Adekunle and Sheggz gave us some gbas gbos, while Sheggz and Bella stayed pressing the necks of their fellow housemates. Up in Level 2, Phyna and Groovy continued to get social media buzzing with their situationship.
Here’s a highlight of what when down in the BBNaija Level Up house this week.
Level 2 face another round of eviction as Eloswag wins Head of House
It would appear that the village people of Level 2 housemates have refused to let go of them, as Eloswag once again emerged HOH, automatically putting Level 2 in the line of eviction fire.
Despite Bryann’s best efforts to clinch the title for his level, Eloswag emerged victorious in the final round of games that saw Bryann, Eloswag and Hermes in the running.
Facing the prospect of eviction this week are Amaka, Groovy, Kess, Chizzy, Daniella, Modella, and Phamsavi.
Diana sends Big Brother on an errand
It’s not every day we see a housemate send Big Brother on an errand, so Diana had us all on the floor when she asked Big Brother, during her diary session, if he could “go to the market and help us buy salt”.
Haa, Diana you no dey fear face!?
Following Big Brother’s prompt, she quickly corrected herself. All’s well that ends well.
Biggie asks for nominees to switch levels
Still on the matter of diary session, Biggie surprised everyone during their diary sessions when he asked the Level 2 housemates to nominate a male and female from the Level 1 house that they would like to invite into their level. Most of the housemates went for Hermes and Chomzy.
He also asked the Level 1 housemates to nominate a male and female that they would like him to send to the Level 2 house, and surprisingly, Hermes nominated himself with a couple of housemates also naming Bella and Sheggz. Ghen ghen!
Is a switch between levels in the works? We certainly can’t wait for the plot twist.
Adekunle and Sheggz engage in major gbas gbos
Perhaps one of the biggest highlights this week was the long-awaited gbas gbos between Adekunle and Sheggz.
While the pair seemed like they would hit it off very early in the game, things quickly fell out between both men, leaving a trail of tension. With things already shaky between them, Ebuka then confronted them with things each one had said about the other in the past during last Sunday’s Live Eviction Show, paving the way for major vawulence.
Things finally came to a head on Tuesday after both men nearly came to blows over food; even though we can all agree the fight was about much more than food. But for the intervention of their fellow housmates, Adekunle was ready to risk it all after Sheggz called him stupid.
Wahalur.
Phyna and Groovy get into an argument over Hermes
While our heads are still reeling over Phyna and Groovy being an item-ish, the pair got into a fight after Groovy confronted Phyna for always hyping Hermes during games.
Phyna walked out mid-sentence as Groovy tried to make his point on why it wasn’t ideal that Phyna hypes Hermes when he’s not in their level. However, it wasn’t long before the pair were back to locking lips and more.
Praise be.
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