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BBNaija 11: Biggie gives Gambits Aikou, Flora new secret missions
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BBNaija 11: Biggie gives Gambits Aikou, Flora new secret missions

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
BBNaija 11: Biggie gives Gambits Aikou, Flora new secret missions

By Enitan Abdultawab

Big Brother Naija Season 11 has handed Gambit housemates Aikou and Flora new secret assignments as part of their covert roles in the reality show.

Aikou was tasked with creating doubt in the mind of a housemate about the strength of their friendship or relationship with another contestant.

The mission requires Aikou to carry out the assignment without revealing his status as a Gambit or making the other housemates aware that he is acting on Biggie’s instructions.

Meanwhile, Flora has been given another secret task involving some of the housemates’ favourite personal items.

She was instructed to remove some of the items and keep them away for Biggie to retrieve later, while ensuring that her actions do not expose her as a Gambit.

The latest assignments come after Biggie previously gave Flora a secret mission to remove all the wrappers in the Big Brother house without arousing suspicion among the other housemates.

Flora and Aikou were introduced as the season’s Gambits during Sunday’s launch by host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.

Under the rules announced at the launch, the two housemates are not eligible to win the N160 million grand prize but will remain in the house and participate in the competition until the finale.

The Gambits are also required to keep their identities and special status secret from the other housemates, with Biggie warning that revealing their identities could attract serious consequences, including possible disqualification.

With their latest missions, Aikou and Flora are expected to continue influencing the relationships and dynamics in the house while attempting to blend in with the other contestants.

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