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BBNaija S11: Housemates win first wager three weeks after premiere
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BBNaija S11: Housemates win first wager three weeks after premiere

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemates, have won their first wager after three weeks of the show’s commencement.

The wager, themed ‘Grass to Grace’, was directed by one of the contestants, Sultex and presented on Thursday.

Speaking during a review session, Biggie said the performance reflected the effort they put into preparation.

When Biggie asked why the presentation was short, Tram explained that music limitations stopped the group from presenting more contents.

The win ended a two-week wager losing streak for the contestants since the premiere of the show on July 26.

BBNaija S11: Housemates win first wager three weeks after premiere

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