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Ka3na, Lilo Evicted From BBNaija Lockdown House

Ka3na and Lilo became the first two housemates to be evicted from this year’s Big Brother Naija lockdown season. The eviction took place Sunday night.

The eviction show started around 7:00 pm with host, Ebuka announcing the four housemates who polled the least votes; Lilo, Eric, Ka3na and Praise. He then asked them to stand up, after which Big Brother asked the remaining ‘safe’ housemates to select two persons whom they would love to evict from the show.

They were called into the Diary Room, where they each disclosed the persons they wanted out. Ebuka then announced Ka3na and Lilo as those to be evicted.

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