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BBNaija Season 11: Neche takes voluntary exit
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BBNaija Season 11: Neche takes voluntary exit

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 contestant, Neche, has left the house after withdrawing from the competition.

Neche confirmed her decision to take a voluntary exit on Sunday after the live eviction show.

She gathered the other housemates in the lounge and informed them she was leaving.

However, Neche did not disclose the reason why she has taken the decision.

Her announcement left the other contestants emotional, as she removed her microphone and name tag before proceeding to the diary room to complete her exit.

Neche’s sudden departure has also sparked reactions among fans, with some speculating that her announcement could be part of a prank or twist by the show’s organisers.

Before then, Kamsy had become the third contestant to be evicted from Biggie’s house.

BBNaija Season 11: Neche takes voluntary exit

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