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BBNaija Season 11 Week 3 Nominations: Who Is Safe and Who Is Up for Eviction?
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BBNaija Season 11 Week 3 Nominations: Who Is Safe and Who Is Up for Eviction?

Bella Naija about 11 hours 2 mins read

The tension inside the Big Brother Naija “Show Ya Sef” house has hit another peak following the Sunday night evictions that saw Martins and Mercedes take their leave. With 16 housemates officially facing possible eviction this week, the game continues to keep everyone on their toes.

The 16 housemates up for eviction this week are Abi, Araga, Barry, Bells, Gerard, Goddessa, Kamsy, Keivo, Nomy, Oyin, Ricky, Sheba, Sultex, Temi Nkem, Tram, and Yusuf. With such a huge list on the line, the pressure sits firmly with the fans to keep their favourites in Biggie’s house.

However, a select group managed to secure total safety this week through competitive wins, voting twists, and veto moves.

Neche clinched safety early by winning the Week 3 Head of House challenge, taking total immunity alongside her new title. Following the HoH games came Biggie’s Conspiracy Hour nominations, where housemates voted for who they wanted to save. When the tally was in, Cassi, Bluethopia, and Gerard scored the highest safety votes.

That safety didn’t stick for everyone, though. Neche stepped up to use her HoH Veto Power, making the strategic decision to remove Gerard from the safe list, putting him straight onto the nomination block alongside the other 15 housemates.

Meanwhile, Chimsom Chuka remains safe after earning immunity as the Most Influential Player of the Week (MIPOW), while Aikou and Flora remain untouched on the safe list as the season’s Gambits.

Thanks to these twists, only Neche, Chimsom Chuka, Cassi, Bluethopia, Aikou, and Flora sit safely out of reach this week. For the 16 nominated housemates, staying in the game comes down entirely to public votes before Sunday night.

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