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BBNaija Season 11: Male housemates beat females to claim first wager

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Male housemates in BBNaija Season 11 win their first wager task, defeating females in a debate. Get the full details on the ‘Nature vs Nurture’ challenge. Read More: https://punchng.com/bbnaija-season-11-male-housemates-beat-females-to-claim-first-wager/

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