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A dispute over a black shirt between Big Brother Naija ‘Show Ya Sef’ housemates, Keivo and Tram, escalated into a physical confrontation on Monday night, forcing other contestants to intervene.
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The disagreement began after Tram accused Keivo of taking his black shirt. Keivo denied the allegation, saying he owned a similar shirt and objecting to being accused of stealing from another housemate.
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The exchange became heated before Keivo reportedly threw the first punch, triggering a physical clash. Other housemates rushed to separate the two men as the confrontation threatened to escalate.
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Biggie responded by ordering all housemates to freeze before sending three Ninjas into the house to restore order. The incident comes as the season heads towards its October 4 finale, with a record N160 million prize package at stake.
September 29, (THEWILL) – Tension erupted in the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) ‘Show Ya Sef’ house on Monday night after a disagreement between housemates Keivo and Tram over a black shirt escalated into a physical confrontation.
The dispute reportedly began when Tram accused Keivo of taking his black shirt, an allegation Keivo rejected.
Keivo maintained that he had a similar shirt and expressed frustration over being accused of taking another housemate’s property.
The disagreement soon escalated as both men exchanged heated words. The situation turned physical after Keivo reportedly threw the first punch, leading to a clash between the two housemates.
Other housemates quickly intervened and attempted to separate them as tensions mounted.
With the confrontation threatening to escalate, Biggie instructed all the housemates to freeze before deploying three Ninjas into the house to restore order and prevent further violence.
The incident adds to the drama surrounding the ongoing season, which has already witnessed multiple evictions and disciplinary action against contestants.
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Background
Twenty-four housemates entered the ‘Show Ya Sef’ competition on July 26, competing for the grand prize and the chance to emerge as the season’s winner.
So far, 12 contestants have been evicted from the show, while Neche voluntarily exited the competition and Nomy was disqualified.
The winner of the season is set to receive a record N160 million prize package, making it the largest prize package in the history of the reality television show, which began in 2006.
The current season is scheduled to end on October 4, when the remaining contestants will compete for the ultimate prize.
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