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BBNaija S11: Bells evicted from reality show

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Big Brother Naija reality show contestant, Bells, has been evicted from the house.

Bells was evicted on Sunday evening during the live eviction show hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.

The “Show Ya Sef” housemate was evicted after spending eight weeks in the BBNaija house.

Her exit came a few days after she was listed for possible eviction in Week Eight alongside other housemates.

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DAILY POST reports that the 2026 edition of the BBNaija show is expected to end on October 4.

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