Malawi's Code is the latest BBAS evictee

Staff Writer | Tuesday September 7, 2010 00:00

Code joins other evicted housemates in the barn: Lerato (South Africa), Hannington (Uganda), Sheila (Kenya), Tatiana (Angola), and Ethiopia's Yacob, who has decided to quit the game and return to Addis Ababa.  Code was up for eviction, alongside Nigeria's Uti, and Zimbabwe's Munya, who has survived possible eviction a number of times, indicating that he was a very strong contender.  Code was saved by Malawi (his home country), while Uti was saved by eight countries of Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda, and the one who many had assumed was the strongest player, Munya, was saved by a total of six countries, namely Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Rest of Africa.

Like all the other evictees, Code was given his chance to throw a dagger at one of the housemates and he decided to choose Mwisho.  The dagger thrown at Mwisho dictates that he must crow like a cock, and moo like a cow for five minutes every breakfast, lunch and supper time for a whole week.

Meanwhile, Ethiopia's Yacob who asked far too many questions when he got to the barn, has decided to give up his slim chances of winning the money, asking to be released from the game.  Monday morning long before the rest of the Barnmates were ready to face the day, Yacob was already all packed and ready to exit the Barn for good.  Yacob took a decision to voluntarily leave the Big Brother All Stars Show but due to logistical issues, Big Brother told him that he could only leave three days later. The Ethiopian Barnmate was up very early to pack and tidy up all his belongings and, like a child on his first day at school, he sat with his bags right at the entrance of the barn in anticipation of his voyage.  Clad in his khakhi chinos, black t-shirt, white loafers and a brown leather jacket, Yacob seemed very eager to face the world.  He dusted his Ethiopian flag mosaic and, grabbed a glass of juice and initially sat in the lounge before moving closer to the barn exit doors where he resembled someone at a train or bus station.  Though the barnmates tiptoed around him, none of them seemed too concerned about his departure as they readied themselves for their morning workout.