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BBNaija Season 9: Ndi Nne Evicted, Who’s Next?

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Ndi Nne, a house pair in the BBNaija season 9 edition, has been evicted from the ongoing show, marking the second eviction of the season.

Following the nomination of four house pairs for eviction, Streeze, the custodian, exercised the power to evict one pair, selecting Ndi Nne.

This eviction comes after Tami’s exit last week, leaving the remaining house pairs to compete for the grand prize.

The show, now entering its third week, will run for 10 weeks, culminating in the finale on Sunday, October 6, 2024.

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Zinwe Evicted From BBNaija S9

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– Zinwe evicted from BBNaija S9
– Five pairs nominated for eviction
– ₦100 million grand prize up for grabs

Zinwe, a pair in the BBNaija season 9 house, has been evicted from the reality show after failing to secure enough viewer votes.

Their exit marks the end of their journey in the competition.

The nomination process, which allowed housemates to nominate each other for eviction, led to five pairs being put up for possible eviction. Zinwe, Chekas, Double Kay, Beta, and WanniXHandi were the unlucky pairs.

The show’s grand prize of ₦100 million, including a cash prize and an SUV, remains the ultimate goal for the remaining housemates. The competition will run for 10 weeks, culminating in the finale on October 6, 2024.

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Mohbad’s Family Warns Against Disrupting Court Proceedings Amid Calls for Protest

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Mohbad's Family Warns Against Disrupting Court Proceedings Amid Calls for Protest

The family of late Nigerian singer Mohbad has spoken out against Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi’s call for a protest at the next court hearing related to Mohbad’s death.

Fabiyi had urged the public to protest peacefully at the upcoming coroner’s inquest, but the family has warned against disrupting court proceedings.

In a statement through their legal team, Monisola Odumosu, the family said: “Anyone is free to do whatever they want so far he or she does it within the confines of the law.

The Constitution gives everyone the right to express his or her grievances.”

However, they cautioned: “However coming within the court precinct is another issue entirely. They must not make noise. The business of justice in the court must not be disturbed in any manner. Lest they be charged for contempt of Court.”

The family advised: “Our advice is that they should not disrupt the proceedings in the court in any form whilst they exercise their rights.”

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