Abi, Araga evicted from BBNaija Season II

Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemates, Abisola Ayoola, aka Abi, and Oluwaseyifunmi Sosanya, aka Araga, have been evicted from the reality TV show.
Their eviction was announced during the live show on Sunday, as the ‘Show Ya Sef’ edition entered another phase.
The development leaves 14 housemates in the competition.
Abi and Araga became the latest contestants to leave the show, following Gerard’s eviction the previous week.
Other housemates who have exited the competition include Martins, Mercedes, Kamsy, Cassi, Sultex and Goddessa.
Neche left the show voluntarily, while Nomy was disqualified during the ongoing season.
The remaining housemates will continue competing for the grand prize as the reality show progresses towards its final stages.
The season, which premiered on July 26, features contestants competing in the popular reality television franchise.
Ebuka Obi-Uchendu hosted the live eviction show.
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