Former Big Brother Naija housemate Pere Egbi has weighed in on the growing tension inside Biggie’s house, suggesting that disqualification is almost inevitable in the ongoing 10th season of the reality TV show.
Pere made the comment in response to the series of heated altercations that have rocked the house barely five days into the show’s commencement.
Pere reacts to house drama
So far, no fewer than twelve housemates have been involved in various fights, prompting fans and observers to express concerns about the emotional toll and the level of provocation among contestants.
Pere, in a strongly worded post on his X handle, expressed disbelief over the nature of some of the fights:
People must chop disqualification for this house At least one How will you fight over chicken MadnessCalls for penalties over threats and language use
Meanwhile, popular comedian Steve Chuks has also added his voice to the conversation, pointing fingers at housemate Imisi who recently threatened to stab fellow housemate Koyin with a fork during a heated argument.
Steve called for disciplinary action, saying Imisi had broken multiple house rules.
Imisi suppose collect 2 strikes sha the speaking of Yoruba and the threats that she will stab someone C’monAccording to Factsphere, the incident happened on Thursday night, and has since gone viral on social media, sparking mixed reactions from viewers.
Violation of show rules
Imisi’s use of Yoruba during the fight was seen as a direct violation of Big Brother Naija’s language policy, which mandates that only English be spoken in the house. The rule is in place to ensure that all viewers can understand conversations and to prevent cliques or exclusion based on language.
As tensions continue to rise and boundaries get pushed, fans are closely watching to see whether Big Brother will take decisive action in line with the show’s disciplinary code. If the current trend continues, disqualification or multiple strikes may be on the horizon for some housemates.