BBNaija Season 10: Bright Morgan, Thelma exit house in surprise eviction
Big Brother Naija housemates, Thelma and Bright Morgan, were evicted in a surprise twist that shocked fans.
The eviction took place late on Saturday night inside the BBNaija house, shortly after the weekly party.
Host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu made a surprise appearance, speaking briefly with the housemates before announcing the first eviction.
Thelma was asked to leave, and moments later Bright Morgan was also evicted, ending both of their eight-week stays in the competition.
The twist stunned viewers because evictions are usually held on Sunday nights. Ebuka confirmed that the regular Sunday live eviction show will still hold despite Saturday’s double exit.
The competition for the N150 million grand prize continues with 14 contestants left in the game. Recent exits include Danboskid, Ibifubara, and Sabrina, while Otega, Kayikunmi, Victory, and Gigi Jasmine were evicted earlier. A triple eviction also saw Big Soso, Ivatar, and Doris leave, followed by Denari and Tracy.
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