Big Brother Naija Season 10 housemate, Faith, has been disqualified from the ongoing reality show.
The decision followed a physical clash with fellow contestant Sultana during a skincare task rehearsal. Biggie announced the disqualification on Thursday evening after an emergency meeting in the main lounge. Faith was asked to leave the house immediately.
Reports indicate that the altercation left Sultana with injuries, prompting swift disciplinary action from the organisers for breaching the show’s strict rules against violence. The disqualification comes just days before the much-anticipated grand finale.
The development has triggered mixed reactions from viewers across social media:
- @onome.ai: “Zita hit someone 3 times and did not get a disqualification. Not defending Faith, but Big Brother should be fair on his judgment.”
- @sandy’z Bake-Room: “Good for him, he doesn’t control his anger. Imagine winning an IVM car and still getting disqualified.”
- @fab_jasmina: “First male disqualified housemate — that’s his only winning record now.”
- @e: “Well done Biggie, he is a bully and an abuser!”
- @mamacita: “Faith Oforie, the first housemate to be disqualified in the finale week.”
- @KOJO JONES: “Omo, his village people really followed him.”
- @D’lazycrypoguy: “And his fans just wasted that vote.”
- @Kenny content writer: “Honestly, as a very intelligent person, your biggest enemy is YOU. He needed to be disqualified so he would learn a lesson.”
- @Taiwo: “Big Brother show is not different from Nigerian politicians.”
- @agbor money: “See as village people come for Faith, just few days to go.”
- @Khaleesi of Dallas: “You people didn’t disqualify Zita and Bright Morgan and even Mensan when he broke a plate on Joanna’s leg. Double standards.”
- @Ceecil Rich: “Justice finally served! The mad doctor should get himself checked into a mental facility. Good riddance.”
- @somtel_crypt (O.G): “Faith really threw away weeks of hard work in one moment.”
Over the years, several housemates — including Kemen, Tacha, Erica, and Beauty Tukura — have faced disqualification for similar violations, highlighting the organisers’ firm stance on maintaining discipline in the house.