Double “Pepper Dem” Eviction, Nelson & Thelma Evicted From The BBNaija House

Nigeria has spoken. Nelson and Thelma have today been evicted from the Big Brother Naija “Pepper dem” house in what has been an epic voting week.

The two housemates were evicted on Sunday, July 28th, 2019 as the sixth and seventh housemates to leave during the live Sunday night show.

Both Nelson and Thelma faced eviction after being nominated alongside all 16 housemates for possible eviction as punishment for disobeying house rules which included: refusal to attend morning workout sessions, whispering and speaking inaudibly amongst other infringements.

The BBNaija live eviction show on Sunday, featured an energetic performance from Nigerian Rapper, Y-cee who thrilled the audience with his hit single ‘Jagaban’, and other hit singles ‘Omo Alhaji’ & “Juice”, whilst DJ Kaywise thrilled the crowd with some hit Nigerian songs.

There are only 14 housemates left in the race to win the 30-million-naira cash and 60 million worth of prizes courtesy of Big Brother Naija. Viewers can now vote for their favourite housemate in the Big Brother Naija house via SMS by texting VOTE and the NAME of the HOUSEMATE to 32052 (SMS costs N30 for Nigeria only).

Fans can also VOTE FOR FREE on the website and mobile site - africamagic.tv/bigbrother. With the all new MyDStv & MyGOtv Apps you, fans can GET additional 100 VOTES for their preferred housemate. Download the MyDStv or MyGOtv app today (available to subscribers in Nigeria) on your iOs or Android mobile app store.

Voting starts every Monday night at 7:30pm WAT; after the Nomination show and closes the following Thursday at 9pm WAT. Visit the website for more information.

Don’t miss out! Catch the live BBNaija drama 24/7, daily – available on all DStv packages via DStv channel 198 and on GOtv Max and GOtv Plus packages only on GOtv channel 29/Ghana 129/Uganda 329.

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