Headline: BBNaija Shocker: Faith Disqualified from Big Brother Naija House Over Rule Violation.

 



In a dramatic twist that stunned both housemates and viewers alike, Faith, one of the most talked-about contestants in this season’s Big Brother Naija show, has been officially disqualified from the house. The announcement came during an unscheduled gathering in the lounge where Big Brother delivered the shocking verdict.


Faith’s disqualification follows a series of infractions, with the final straw reportedly being an altercation that violated Big Brother’s strict rules on violence and disrespectful conduct. While details of the specific offense are still unfolding, sources close to the production hint that her behavior in the past week had raised red flags.


The atmosphere in the house turned tense immediately after Big Brother read out the verdict. Faith, though visibly emotional, accepted the decision with grace, packed her belongings, and bid farewell to the remaining housemates. Some of her closest friends in the house were seen teary-eyed, while others appeared visibly shaken.

 Social media exploded within minutes of the disqualification, with #FaithDisqualified trending across Nigerian Twitter and Instagram. Fans are divided — while some support Big Brother’s decision, others argue that she was provoked and deserved another chance.


Faith had been a strong contender, known for her bold personality, fashion sense, and strategic gameplay. Her eviction comes at a critical stage in the competition, making the road to the finale even more unpredictable. Some fans had even tipped her as a finalist or possible winner before her disqualification.


This is not the first time a housemate has been disqualified from the show. Big Brother Naija has a long-standing rulebook that all contestants must follow, and past seasons have shown that the show does not hesitate to act when those rules are broken.


Following her exit, Faith took to her Instagram story hours later to thank her supporters and express regret for her actions. "I take full responsibility. I let emotions get the best of me. Thank you to everyone who stood by me. This is not the end," she wrote.

Meanwhile, the show’s organizers have released an official statement confirming the disqualification, reiterating their zero-tolerance stance on violent behavior. “Big Brother remains committed to upholding the integrity and values of the show,” the statement read.


As the remaining housemates try to regroup and refocus, viewers are left to wonder how this disqualification will reshape alliances, strategies, and the eventual outcome of the season. With emotions still high, the next few days in the house promise to be intense.


Faith’s exit marks a major turning point in this season of BBNaija, reminding both contestants and fans that the game is as much about self-control and discipline as it is about entertainment and strategy.

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