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BBNaija unveils ‘the gambit’ twist, bars two housemates from N160m prize
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BBNaija unveils ‘the gambit’ twist, bars two housemates from N160m prize

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
Big Brother Naija introduces ‘The Gambit’ twist, guaranteeing two housemates a finale spot but disqualifying them from the N160m prize. Fans vote now! Read More: https://punchng.com/bbnaija-unveils-the-gambit-twist-bars-two-housemates-from-n160m-prize/

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