BBNaija 2021: Which Housemates Were Evicted From Big Brother Naija Season 6?

Last Monday at the Big Brother Naija house, the BBNaija 2021 housemates had their Head Of House games. As usual, the winner of the Head of House games becomes the head of the house for the week and is also immune to eviction.

Since everyone doesn’t want to leave the house, they take the Head of house games seriously as that is the only sure way of escaping eviction in the week.

After the games, Emmanuel became the winner and was crowned Head of House.

In a new twist, Biggie Brother gave the first runner up an exclusive power to save a nominated housemate and replace with any other. Pere was second in the Head of House games, and as a first runner-up, had the power to save someone.

At the end of the nominations, Pere, Saga, Liquorose, Whitemoney, Jaypaul, Saskay, and Jackie B were up for eviction. Luckily for Pere, he had the veto power as the first runner-up of Head Of House games to save one nominated housemate. He saved himself and was replaced with Queen. Bad for Queen.

So Queen, Saga, Liquorose, Whitemoney, Jaypaul, Saskay, and Jackie B were up for possible eviction in BBNaija 2021 this week.

Pere won the veto power after coming second in the Head of House (HOH) games. He saved himself by replacing himself with Queen. PHOTO CREDIT: Pere/Instagram.

Which Housemates Were Evicted From BBNaija 2021 House?

Jaypaul has been evicted. He’s the first housemate to be evicted by the host, Ebuka. Saskay exclaimed “Eeeeei” when Jaypaul’s name was mentioned.

Jaypaul will be working on his music and attend a film school to chase his dreams of venturing into Mobile Cinematography.

Jackie B was next to be evicted from the BBN 2021 house. She looked not surprised but Whitemoney was very worried. Whitemoney said he has an interest in Jackie B and didn’t rush because of Michael. Now that Jackie B is out, Whitemoney may have to return to Queen.

Jackie B and Michael will continue to explore ‘something’ outside the house. She will be planning more events as an event planner to make “more cash”.