BBNaija Season 11: Goddessa and Sultex evicted from reality show

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: August 30, 2026Country: Nigeria

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BBNaija Season 11: Goddessa and Sultex evicted from reality show

Contestants Goddessa and Sultex have been evicted from the ongoing Big Brother Naija season 11 reality show. This eviction comes amid rising tensions among participants, with reported threats and confrontations. Recent events also include Seun Kuti's comments on infidelity and a clash between Odumodublvck and police officers.

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