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Kamsy emerges third housemate evicted from BBNaija Season 11

Her departure came as a fresh reminder that popularity inside the house does not necessarily translate into enough public votes.

• August 16, 2026
Kamsy (Credit: BBNAIJA)
Kamsy (Credit: BBNAIJA)

Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 11 housemate, Uzoma Kamsiyochukwu Erika, otherwise called Kamsy, has been evicted.

Kamsy, an event planner and gift curator, became the third housemate to leave the reality show during Sunday night’s live eviction show.

Host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu announced her eviction after she failed to secure enough public votes to remain in the competition.

The eviction delivered another dramatic twist, with Kamsy emerging as the night’s only departing housemate.

She was among 16 housemates nominated for eviction this week, but became the sole contestant sent packing.

Her exit leaves 21 housemates battling for the show’s grand prize of N160 million.

Season 11 premiered on July 26 with 24 original housemates.

Martins and Mercedes became the first two contestants evicted from the house during the previous Sunday’s live eviction show.

Kamsy spent three weeks in the house, where her lively personality made her a noticeable presence among the contestants.

She also attracted attention through a brief romantic relationship with fellow housemate, Gerard, adding another layer to her reality-show journey.

However, what began as a romantic connection later became complicated as the competition intensified and relationships inside the house evolved.

Following her eviction, Kamsy faced Ebuka during the traditional exit interview, reflecting on her three-week experience.

Her departure came as a fresh reminder that popularity inside the house does not necessarily translate into enough public votes.

With Kamsy now out of the race, 21 contestants remain determined to survive the coming weeks and claim the coveted N160 million prize.

The remaining housemates returned to the house after the live show, with the competition entering its fourth week and tensions expected to rise.

(NAN)

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