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BBNaija S11; Biggie switches up nominations for week 5, Chimsom Chuka takes HoH title again 

Nominated HMs W5
Nominated HMs W5

Monday’s nomination process took a different turn as Big Brother gave the housemates a chance to make their choices in full view of the House.

Following the usual Conspiracy Hour, each housemate was handed an envelope, pen and paper and asked to name two housemates they wanted to save. But this time, keeping their choices to themselves was not an option. Once their decisions were made, the housemates had to read them out to the entire House and explain why they had chosen those particular housemates.The process put relationships, loyalties and alliances on display, with housemates having to stand by their choices and, in some cases, explain them to the people sitting right in front of them.At the end of the process, Sheba, Goddessa and Aikou were the three housemates saved by their fellow housemates. As part of the nomination twist, the Head of House, Chimsom Chuka, was given the power to decide which of the three would remain safe. With only one spot available, Chimsom Chuka chose Sheba, leaving Aikou who is a gambit and Goddessa to face the public vote.

With Abi, the Most Influential Player of the Week, already holding immunity, Chimsom Chuka as Head of House, Sheba now saved from eviction and Flora who’s a gambit, the housemates facing the public vote are Araga, Barry, Bells, Bluethopia, Gerard, Goddessa, Keivo, Nomy, Oyin, Ricky, Sultex, Temi Nkem, Tram and Yusuf.

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