Nigeria: BBTitans - Blaqboi, Ipeleng Emerge New Heads of House

24 January 2023
Leadership (Abuja)
By Samuel Abulude

Two housemates of Big Brother Titans, Ipeleng and Blaqboi, have emerged as the new joint Heads of House of the ongoing reality TV show.

LEADERSHIP reports that the show has entered its second week.

The aspiring filmmaker from Jos and Attorney both won the Head of House games involving a tissue and balloon challenge.

With Ipeleng and Blaqboi as heads, the tails of the House for this week are Yemi Cregx and Nelisa.

The pair are up for possible eviction along with Justin and Yvonne, Theo and Sandra as well as Juicy Jay and Olivia.

Following their win, Blaqboi and Ipeleng used their Veto Power to save Ebubu and Tsatsii, and replaced them with Juicy and Olivia.

With the ongoing fights, love triangles, and messy dramas, week two of 'BBTitians' promises to be more entertaining.

The housemates were paired up after Sunday night party. The implication is that whatever action is taken by one a housemate is also binding or affects the other housemate in the pair.

The housemates were paired as follows:

Nelissa & Yemi Cregx - Yelisa

Jaypee & Lukay - Jaykay

Tsatsii & Ebubu - Royals

Yaya & Marvin - Maya

Sandra & Theo Thaw - Santheo

Khosi & Miracle - Khosicle

Olivia & Juicy Jay - Juiovla

Jennie O & Mmeli - Jenni Li

Ipeleng & Blaqboi - Blaqleng

Blue Avia & Kanaga Jnr - Kaniva

Yvonne & Justin -Juvone

and Nana & Thabang - Thabana

The first live eviction night of the show holds on Sunday, January 29, 2023.

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