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Otega, Kayikunmi Evicted From BBNaija Season 10

With Otega and Kayikunmi out, plus Ibifubara, Danboskid and Sabrina’s earlier exits, five housemates are gone, leaving 24 still in the race for the grand ₦150 million prize.

 Otega and Kayikunmi were the evicted BBN housemates from the live show.


Two more housemates have exited Big Brother Naija Season 10, as Oghenetega “Otega” Eritomi and Oluwakayikunmi “Kayikunmi” Ajibade became the third and fourth contestants to be evicted from the reality show.


Their eviction was announced during Sunday’s live show, hosted by media personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.

The eviction votes were tight. Ifeyinwa “Ivatar” Okafor secured 1.36%, edging out Kayikunmi with 1.26% and Otega with 1.22%.

The vote count and ranking of housemates were independently computed by Deloitte and confirmed against the results determined by M-Net.

In another highlight of the week, Jason Jae was officially voted the Most Influential Player of the Week by his fellow housemates.


Otega and Kayikunmi’s departure follows the earlier exits of Ibifubara and Danboskid, while Sabrina withdrew last week due to medical reasons.

With their eviction, the race for the ₦150 million grand prize has tightened, reducing the line-up from 29 contestants at launch to 24.

                                              x Danboskid and Ibifubara

Otega, a 32-year-old chef, photographer, and developer from Delta State, joined the show to challenge himself in a new environment and connect with people through creativity and authenticity. Reflecting on his life, he had described his career switch from tech to food as his proudest moment.

Kayikunmi, a 25-year-old banker from Ekiti State, came into the house with a bold declaration that he was in it for the money, fame, and entertainment. Known for his loud personality, he described himself as someone who loves love but struggles to find the right partner.

BBN Season 10 Housemates

The banker’s energy and his much-talked-about fling with Isabella weren’t enough to secure his stay in the game.

During the live eviction, Ebuka urged the remaining housemates to stay focused on their journey and reminded them that the stakes are only getting higher.

Season 10, which premiered in late July with one of the largest casts in the show’s history, has already seen its fair share of drama.

This past week (week 3), Biggie’s disciplinary hand was felt strongly: Kuture received a final warning, Sultana was barred from alcohol for a week, and Bright Morgan bagged a double strike for repeated infractions.

With 24 housemates now left in the running, the coming week looms large for fresh twists and new alliances.


READ ALSO ; ENTERTAINMENT; BBNaija W3 Recap: Kuture’s Threat, Morgan’s Strike, Sabrina’s Medical Exit, Other Highlights


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