Ka3na and Lilo have been evicted from Big Brother Naija house.
The eviction of Ka3na and Lilo was announced by Ebuka during the first BBNaija Lockdown Live show, held on Sunday.
Four housemates Lilo, Eric, Praise and Ka3na were put up for possible eviction by the public, while the housemates were given the opportunity to nominate two to be evicted from the show.
When asked on the stage how she felt about her eviction, Ka3na said: “I’m having mixed feelings but I’m glad that I made it this far.”
According to her, the main purpose of being on the show was to sell her name and she could only be grateful for the opportunity.
On the other hand, Lilo, who thrilled viewers with her ‘sooner than expected’ relationship with fellow housemate, Eric, said she was also surprised that she had been evicted but when asked what she felt was the reason behind her eviction, she said she had no idea, as she was only being herself throughout her time on the show.
Going forward, she said she would focus more on her business and she would also be going for a Master’s degree.
Meanwhile, of the remaining housemates, Lucy who won the Head of House (HoH) position and her deputy, Prince, were immune to nominations and subsequent evictions.
With Ka3na and Lilo being evicted from the house, 18 are left to compete for N85 million prize money
WATCH VIDEO HERE:
Praise and Ka3na had a swell time in the BBNaija house last night.
Did you also hear “continue”.
Posted by Thompson on Saturday, August 1, 2020
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