Ilebaye, Khalid evicted from BBNaija S7

The Big Brother Naija season 7 held its second live eviction show on Sunday evening and two housemates were disqualified.

 

Ilebaye and Khalid became the third and fourth housemates to leave the show respectively.

 

The show host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, made the announcement during the live show, which also featured electrifying performances from Mavin’s Crayon and Magixx.

 

Earlier in the week, Adekunle from Level 1 became the Head of House and he was given the power to nominate five housemates from Level 1 for possible eviction.

 

Adekunle nominated Ilebaye, Khalid, Groovy, Phyna, and Bryann for possible eviction.

Following the votes from the viewers, Ilebaye and Khalid were ushered out of Big Brother house after coming bottom in the list.

Khalid’s eviction was welcomed with tears from Daniella, who is in a romantic relationship with the latest evictees.After his eviction, Khalid noted that his relationship with Daniella was “serious” during his stay in the house.

 

The duo had caused a stir in the house and for the audience following their sexual activities under the duvet.

 

Christy O and Cyph from the Level 2 house became the first evictees for the season during the live show last week.

 

Before the show last week, Big Brother had disqualified ex-Miss Nigeria, Beauty Tukura, after she received double strikes for breaking the house rules.

 

With Khalid and Ilebaye’s latest eviction, only 19 real housemates are on the show.

While Deji and Modella are fake housemates, Rachel and Chizzy are Riders.

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