Former Big Brother Naija housemate Chizzy has expressed his opinion on the recent clash between housemates Keivo and Tram. In a post on X, Chizzy stated that Big Brother should have disqualified both Keivo and Tram, accusing the show of selective punishment. He argued that every provocation has a reaction and that Big Brother's zero-tolerance rule on physical altercations should apply equally to everybody involved.
The clash between Keivo and Tram reportedly started after Tram accused Keivo of taking his missing black shirt. Keivo insisted that the shirt belonged to him and that he owned a similar one. The exchange escalated into a physical confrontation, prompting other housemates to intervene before Biggie ordered a freeze and deployed three Ninjas to restore order.
Following the incident, Keivo was removed from the voting poll on Tuesday, September 29. Checks on Tuesday morning showed Keivo's name and profile had been removed from the official finalists list, signalling his 'disqualification' in the final week of the show. If confirmed, Keivo would become the second housemate to be disqualified this season after Nomy was removed for defying Biggie's instructions.
Chizzy added that Tram had a role in what happened and that Big Brother should not pretend otherwise. He emphasized that if Big Brother is going to enforce a zero-tolerance rule on physical altercations, then the rule should apply equally to everybody involved. Chizzy also stated that he is not taking sides, but rather seeking to get the facts right.
The Season 11 edition of Big Brother Naija premiered on July 26 with 24 housemates and is scheduled to end on October 4 with a N160 million grand prize. The show has been marred by several controversies, including the recent eviction of Ricky, Tram, and Temi Nkem in a fake eviction twist.
Keivo's removal from the show has sparked a mixed reaction among fans, with some calling for Tram to also be punished. The incident has raised questions about the consistency of Big Brother's rules and the fairness of the show. Fans will have to wait and see how the situation unfolds in the final week of the show.
The Big Brother Naija show has a history of controversies, and this season has been no exception. As the show nears its climax, fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome and the eventual winner of the N160 million grand prize. The incident between Keivo and Tram has added to the drama and tension in the house, making the show even more unpredictable.
Key points
- Chizzy criticizes Big Brother for selective punishment after Keivo's removal from the show.
- Keivo was removed from the voting poll following a physical altercation with Tram.
- The incident has raised questions about the consistency of Big Brother's rules and the fairness of the show.
