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BBNaija 11: Abi mulls exit, cites isolation in house
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BBNaija 11: Abi mulls exit, cites isolation in house

Vanguard Nigeria about 5 hours 2 mins read
BBNaija 11: Abi mulls exit, cites isolation in house
By Mary Agbabiaka

BBNaija Season 11 contestant, Abi, has expressed a desire to leave the reality show, alleging that she has become the target of hostility from some of her fellow housemates.

Her comments followed growing tension in the house after she was nominated for possible eviction, with the housemate claiming she no longer feels comfortable in the competition.

Abi made the remarks after the latest nomination process while speaking with fellow contestants, Temi and Nomy, who tried to convince her not to abandon the show despite her frustrations.

“I feel like they’re all against me,” Abi said. “Some of them don’t like me, and I can see it in the way they treat me.”

In response, Nomy advised her not to allow the actions of other contestants to determine her fate in the competition, urging her to remain focused and continue fighting for her place in the house.

Temi also appealed to Abi to rethink her decision, stressing the importance of taking care of her emotional well-being rather than making an impulsive choice.

“Don’t let anyone push you into leaving. I think you should check in with your mental health first before making that decision,” Temi said.

As of the time of filing this report, Abi had not confirmed whether she would proceed with a voluntary exit or remain in the competition.

A total of 19 housemates, including Abi are facing possible eviction this week.

Meanwhile, Tram, Barry and Goddessa escaped the eviction list after being saved by fellow contestants, while Chimsom Chuka secured immunity after being saved by the Head of House, guaranteeing all four a place in the third week of the show.

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