Surprises, tears of joy and emotions will surely fill the air Sunday evening, as this year's edition of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show tagged, 'Don't Loose Guard' comes to an end after 70 days of intense drama, romance and controversies.
Surprises, tears of joy and emotions will surely fill the air Sunday evening, as this year’s edition of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show tagged, “Don’t Loose Guard’ comes to an end after 70 days of intense drama, romance and controversies.
The show, which started with 28 housemates, has seen 20 contestants evicted over the course of nine weeks. Nonetheless, expectations are high as the eight finalists battle for the star prize for the grand prize of N100 million and a brand new SUV, among other prizes. The past 70 days have been full of drama, intrigues and romance, even though many viewers would argue that this season has fallen short of the expectations of the viewers in terms of stirring up controversies and breaking tables.
While these messages have brought some joy, they also led to a flood of tears, especially for Nelly, who found comfort in the toilet cubicle with her partner Sooj. Sooj gently reminded Nelly to stay strong for her family, just like Anita and Onyeka. But whatever it is, one winner must emerge by the end of tomorrow’s live show.
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