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BBNaija: Niece-and-aunt pair, Ndi Nne, emerges ‘Head of House’

Admin August 5, 2024

Ndi Nne duo at BBNaija

 

Ndi Nne duo at BBNaija

In a surprising  twist,  the Nne Nne duo, consisting of Nneamaka and Chinne, have claimed the Head of House (HoH) title in the second week of Big Brother Naija’s “No Loose Guard” season.

The niece-and-aunt pair, who also held the HoH position in the first week, took over from the Mbadiwe Twins.

Though they do not have immunity, they will get to enjoy the HoH condo and the treats attached to the position.

When called upon by Biggie to pick their guests, they invited DoubleKay as their guests, to enjoy the HoH condo with them.

As guests, DoubleKay will enjoy the treats in the HoH condo, but not allowed to take any back into the main house.

The process was the same as the previous week, as Biggie called a pair and they moved to the arena, where there were 13 tiles and 13 ballot boxes.

All they did was to write the name of their preferred pair, raised their hands to indicate that they had made their decision and cast their ballot. (NAN)

 

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