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BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Bells, Chimsom Chuka Exit Reality Show In Triple Eviction
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BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Bells, Chimsom Chuka Exit Reality Show In Triple Eviction

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Three housemates, Yusuf Muhammed-Awal, Isabella “Bells” Imoh and Chimsom Chuka, have been evicted from the Big Brother Naija Season 11 reality show.

Their exit was announced by the host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, during the live eviction show on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

The latest BBNaija eviction saw Yusuf, Bells and Chimsom leave the house after recording 6.77%, 6.57% and 6.90% of the votes respectively, while Tram secured a place in the house with 7.56%.

The eviction came as the competition entered its final phase, with 11 housemates previously placed up for possible eviction following the Week Eight Head of House challenge.

Those nominated were Yusuf, Bells, Chimsom, Sheba, Tram, Temi Nkem, Ricky, Bluethopia, Oyin, Flora and Keivo.

However, Barry, who emerged as the Week Eight Head of House, secured immunity from eviction and became the first housemate to earn a guaranteed place in the finale.

Barry also received the Ultimate Veto Power, which he used to rescue Aikou from the eviction list.

The Week Eight Head of House victory came after Barry defeated Keivo in the final round of the challenge.

The latest eviction brings the number of housemates still competing for the remaining finale spots to 10, alongside Barry, who is already assured of a place in the finale.

The triple eviction follows a week of heightened competition, with housemates battling through the Head of House challenge, wager task and Arena Games as the show moves closer to its finale.

The housemates also secured their wager for the week, ending a run of setbacks in the previous week.

Chimsom Chuka’s eviction brings an end to his 56-day stay in the house, during which he emerged as Head of House on two occasions.

Yusuf and Bells also leave the competition after becoming prominent figures in the house, with their relationship and interactions with other housemates featuring prominently in the season.

Their exits come a week after Abi and Araga were evicted in a double eviction, while Nomy was disqualified from the competition following repeated rule violations.

The latest departures further reduce the original 24-housemate cast that entered the “Show Ya Sef” house on July 26.

The winner of Season 11 is set to receive a ₦160 million grand prize package as the remaining housemates continue their bid to reach the finale.

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