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BBNaija 11: Abi considers voluntary exit, accuses fellow housemates of gang-up
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BBNaija 11: Abi considers voluntary exit, accuses fellow housemates of gang-up

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Abi is reportedly thinking about quitting the show voluntarily, accusing his fellow housemates of ganging up against her.

During a conversation with Temi and Nomy after she was put up for possible eviction after falling to secure enough votes from fellow housemates to avoid being in the eviction list, Abi alleged that some housemates ganged up against her.

She also claimed that some of the housemates dislike her and were antagonising her in the house.

However, Nomy and Temi urged her to reconsider her decision to leave the house voluntarily.

They encouraged her not to let the other housemates frustrate her out of the show.

Temi suggested that she should consider a mental health check-up.

It is unclear whether Abi would take their advice or proceed with the voluntarily exit.

Meanwhile, 19 housemates, including Abi and Head of House, Sheba, are up for possible eviction this week.

Four other housemates, Tram, Barry, and Goddessa, who were saved by fellow housemates, and Chimsom Chuka, who was saved by the Head of House, are immune from eviction this week and have automatically secured spots in week three of the competition.

BBNaija 11: Abi considers voluntary exit, accuses fellow housemates of gang-up 

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