The Weekly Observer (Kampala)
Diana Nabiruma
3 September 2008
If you are watching this year's edition of Big Brother Africa, you will be forgiven for thinking that the cardinal commandment there is, "Thou shalt engage in some sexual activity".
Not much goes on in there that is not sex related unless Big Brother orders it. That is when we get to see anything else the housemates can do. Otherwise, games are played hoping they culminate in sex.
Latoya introduced the truth or dare game. Not only was it a direct copy and paste from BBA2, it also brewed trouble.
In the game, Latoya was dared to take off her clothes and in no time, she was performing a strip tease. TK and Ricco followed suit. What is wrong with these people?
Our Morris is a cool headed fellow for while the rest were stripping joyously, he declined to strip and was thrown into the pool. Lucille too declined to strip and instead opted to kiss TK.
This week, Morris and South African Thami are the first housemates nominated for eviction. Thankfully, Kabelo the presenter announced that this Sunday it will be a fake eviction. Of course the housemates don't know this. Either Morris or Thami will be evicted, only to be returned to the house days later.
After the nerve-wracking nominations, the housemates finally seemed to stop acting and became more real.
In the bedroom after 10p.m, Sheila opened up to TK that she fancies Lucille! (pictured) An amused TK encouraged her to let Lucille know, to which Sheila said, "She is probably a bad kisser." But TK was quick to assure her, "Actually, she is a very good kisser" and this rattled the lanky Kenyan girl just the way it would a man! So, we have a lesbo in the house!
Lucille seems to be opening up to Munya more and that one looks like the only genuine relationship forming in the house. TK also had some soul talk with Hazel, confiding in her that he believes in sex at first date, and that he will never marry because he doesn't believe he can love anyone that much, not to cheat.
Well, things are heating up here!
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