BBNaija: Whitemoney emerges ‘Head of House’
Whitemoney, one of the housemates of the TV reality show Big Brother Naija Season 6, has emerged as the ‘Head of House’ for the week.
This was announced by Biggie, the show coordinator, on Monday, after completing the head of house challenge.
Whitemoney, who had won ‘N250 abeg and 200BB token’, picked Queen as the deputy head of house for the week as they will share the head of house lounge together.
The first runner-up for the head of house challenge was Nini, initially put up for possible eviction by other housemates but got the veto power she utilised to save herself and replace with Cross.
So, the housemates up for possible eviction are; Angel, Yousef, Emmanuel, Saskay, and Cross.
The TV reality show commenced on July 24 and currently has 11 housemates: Nini, Cross, Saga, Liquorose, Saskay, Emmanuel, Yousef, Whitemoney, Angel, Queen, and Pere.
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