- Former Big Brother Naija star Kayikunmi commented on Faith’s disqualification from Season 10.
- Faith was disqualified after a violent altercation with housemate Sultana, resulting in her injury.
- The disqualification was announced by Biggie during an emergency meeting, requiring Faith to leave the house immediately.
Former Big Brother Naija star, Kayikunmi, has reacted to Faith’s shocking disqualification from the ongoing Season 10 of the reality show, attributing the incident to “village people.”
Faith was sent packing on Thursday following a violent clash with fellow housemate Sultana, which left her injured. Biggie announced the verdict during an emergency meeting, instructing Faith to leave the house immediately.
Reacting via X, Kayikunmi lamented the consequences of the disqualification, stressing that Faith had lost all the prizes he had earned during his stay in the house.
On X, he wrote:
“So all the task wins and car gone!? 🙆🏾♂️💔. Village people?? #bigbrothernaijaS10 #BBNaijaS10.”
As outlined in the show’s rules, any housemate disqualified from Big Brother Naija automatically forfeits all rewards earned, ranging from cash prizes and brand endorsements to physical gifts like cars.
Faith’s removal has since ignited heated discussions among viewers and triggered reactions from past contestants who are well aware of the high stakes attached to the competition.
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See some comments below:
@Msmenalicious:”Didn’t you say people should vote for him after the altercation?”
@Donhoney771:”You no suppose talk at all sef 😂😂😂😂 you Wey go house go suuck breast for one week come house 😂.”
@BernardDive:”Am the happiest person on earth. First Male housemate to be disqualified in the history of BIG BROTHER Naija 😜.”
@LynnAdaeze1:”Ehhh this one that went to duck breast no suppose talk ohh … like you disgraced your village people.. So @kunmiajibade. Rest and focus on your village prince throne.”
@bongithobs07:”Don’t blame Village people blame his character 😂😂😂 this one it’s on him alone.”
@RukieCindy:”The majority of Nigerians who are happy about Faith’s disqualification are not because they care and also not that they are better humans. But because they hate people who win. If they hate violence that much, why don’t they use the same energy against Nigeria’s oppressors?”
