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BBNaija Season 7: Hermes nominates five housemates for eviction, gives reason

Big Brother Naija housemate, Hermes has nominated five level one housemates for eviction.

Recall that Hermes, who emerged as the Head of House for week two, won the privilege of nominating housemates for eviction this week.

After deliberating with his fellow housemates, Hermes nominated Cyph, Phyna, Christy O, Amaka, and Khalid for eviction.

On why he nominated them, Hermes said he nominated Cyph because he is the strongest in his house.

The dancer said he nominated Phyna because she’s quite an alpha and Christy O because she was a strong character at the Wager challenge.

He added that he nominated Amaka because she has a strong voice and personality, and Khalid because he’s a threat.

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