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BBNaija S11: Sheba defeats housemates, makes history as first female HoH
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BBNaija S11: Sheba defeats housemates, makes history as first female HoH

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Faith Gamde, popularly known as Sheba, has emerged as the first female Head of House, HoH, of the season after winning this week’s challenge.

Sheba emerged the winner during Monday’s Head of House challenge after outperforming the other contestants.

Her victory earned her immunity from this week’s eviction and the accompanying Head of House privileges, replacing the outgoing HoH, Chimsom Chuka, who held the position last week.

Reacting to her victory, an excited Sheba celebrated the milestone, describing it as a historic achievement.

“We are here to make history! Meet Sheba Gamde: First female Head of House of the season,” she declared.

With the victory, Sheba became the first female housemate to emerge Head of House since the start of BBNaija Season 11: Show Ya Self.

BBNaija S11: Sheba defeats housemates, makes history as first female HoH

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