BBNaija All Stars: Omashola, others introduced as new housemates after Kiddwaya’s eviction
Kiddwaya, one of the housemates of the ongoing Big Brother Naija reality show, ‘All Stars’ edition, has been evicted while four additional housemates have also been introduced to the show.
During the Sunday live eviction show, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the host, revealed that Kiddwaya and Tolanibaj were the housemates with the least votes for the week.
Saskay, Elozonam and Vee, the jury for the week, unanimously saved Tolanibaj from being evicted, putting Kiddwaya up.
While Kiddwaya got 1.95 per cent vote, Tolanibaj had 2.03 per cent.
Kiddwaya, upon being evicted, said, “Honestly, that house is crazy; came back to make some new friends; I am grateful to be here and wish them all luck.
“I have lots of projects coming up; my fans will get to see a lot from me soon.”
After the eviction, Big Brother introduced four additional housemates: Prince Nelson, Kim Oprah, Lucy and Omatshola, ex-housemates from previous editions.
Meanwhile, Obi-Uchendu had hinted during the eviction show that some ex-housemates would be introduced into the show later in the night.
He said the housemates would be opportune to participate in the head of house challenge, wager and other tasks in the house but cannot compete for the cash prize.
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