IT was a shocker to most of Sulu's fans the moment a sharp eviction knife sliced off his stay in the Big Brother house sending the live eviction audience into deafening screams.
He and the Kenyan cool and collected Annabel were shown the eviction door together during a live eviction in Johannesburg on Sunday evening.
This was the first time Sulu was standing before Africa's jury to receive the verdict on his stay in the house. Unfortunately, the number was too small to select from this week such that even with the votes he amassed he still had to go.
Sulu told IK on the eviction stage that it was a game and he thanks Big Brother for giving him an opportunity to be part of the continental reality show.
He believes the Big Brother experience has made him discover a lot about himself and that he has become a better person. He is a happy man in short.
But most Zambian Big Brother enthusiasts switched off their TV sets the moment IK announced Sulu's eviction, thereby missing out on the other drama that followed later in the night. But not to worry we have it all for you.
Now, interestingly, Sulu and Elikem amassed six country votes each but the random split decision was used to separate the two and Elikem was favoured in this case. Annabel was the one who had the lowest number of country votes.
This has left a lot of Zambian Sulu fans beleaguered knowing that their strongest contender is out now, leaving the unpredictable beautiful Cleo as Zambia's only hope.
Now at 22:00 hours, there was more drama in the house when the three strike rule was applied on Tanzania's 22-year-old male housemate Nando.
Nando was found wanting as he abrogated the Big Brother rules as stipulated in the game's rule book.
According to Big Brother who bellowed around 22:00 hours to pass judgement on the Nando, Elikem war of words, Nando deliberately provoked Elikem to a point where the latter had to react.
Elikem was also given a first strike for responding in a manner that aggravated the situation. Unprintables and threats were mainly used in this fracas where Nando even went to an extent of saying: "This niga deserves to die... .I can kill such useless nigas... he is such a kid."
As he said out these threats, he took out a sharp pair of scissors and hid it under his mattress for whatever reason.
This prompted Big Brother to tell Nando to immediately report to the the diary room to hand over the sharp dangerous object to him. According to Big Brother, Nando would have used the object to harm his fellow housemate that he had quarrelled with or indeed himself.
All this Nando and Elikem brawl was played on the screen for the other house-mates to see exactly where Big Brother's reaction and subsequent verdict were coming from.
"It has come to the attention of Big Brother that Nando repeatedly provoked Elikem thereby abrogating the Big Brother rules as stipulated in the rule book... . Nando you displayed violent behaviour towards Elikem and the three strike rule will be applied in this case.
"Violent behaviour includes provocation, bullying, goading and victimisation," said Big Brother.
Nando was then called to the diary room where he was shown a clip of him hiding a pair of scissors under bedding after threatening that Elikem deserved to die.
Big Brother then told the Tanzanian that that was his third strike and that he was immediately expelled from the game.
"Nando you will not return to the Big Brother house as you will exit through the diary room," Big Brother said, sending the house into silence and tears.
Bimp and Delish were busy packing Nando's belongings that evening with heavy hearts.
The game has reached its climax now with only nine housemates chasing for the prestigious US$300,000 grand prize. Who will it be!
The Chase is becoming more entertaining now although nail biting moments for the remaining countries and housemates. Who is leaving next?
Remember that you as the viewer are part of this chase. Get involved through voting. Each week voting opens immediately after Monday night's nomination show and closes at 06:00 CAT on Sunday morning.
There are three ways to vote to keep your favourite housemate in Big Brother: The Chase - via web, SMS or mobile site. You can also win amazing prizes by voting in the process, like DStv HD PVR's and DStv Walkas.
To vote via web or mobisite, go to the official website www.bigbrotherafrica.com. Log in, click 'Vote' and then click the appropriate button for the housemate you'd like to keep in the house.
You may vote once per hour on the website or again one per hour on the mobile site. It is that simple!
To vote via SMS, send the word VOTE, followed by the name of the housemate you would like to keep in the game, to the number 414. This applies to all networks.
SMS's are charged at specified network tariffs in the various countries. VAS rates apply. Free minutes do not apply.
Please note that you can vote 100 times by SMS per telephone number during each voting period.
Big Brother: The Chase fans can catch all the latest news, video, and all-important voting information at www. bigbrotherafrica.com.
Stay tuned to DStv channels 197 and 198 for all the Big Brother: The Chase action 24/7, or catch the daily shows on AfricaMagic Entertainment at 20:00 CAT, Tuesday-Friday with highlights of the week on Saturday at 20:00 CAT and tuned to Radio Power FM for updates.
Now Times of Zamia would love to publish your opinion on this dramatic Chase and the housemates so far. Email your opinion and observations on this year's Big Brother The Chase to samphiri77@gmail.com
THE CHASE IS SURELY ON!!!!
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