BBNaija Season 10: From Party Lights to Heart-Stopping Goodbyes

Saturday night started like every other Big Brother Naija groove, music loud, drinks flowing, housemates serving looks and moves that could light up Lagos. But just as the bassline peaked, Biggie flipped the script. One moment the house was a dance floor; the next, it was a departure lounge. By the end of the weekend, four housemates, Bright MorganT and Thelma Lawson (on Saturday), Joanna and Kuture (on Sunday), were out of the game, leaving fans and fellow contestants reeling.

Bright Morgan’s exit was the first jolt. After four failed auditions, he finally made it into the house this season and gave it everything, games, tasks, a sprinkle of romance with Mide. On stage with Ebuka, he admitted he was stunned to be leaving in Week 8 but proud of how far he’d come. And about that bond with Mide? “It was all real,” he said, no regrets, no edits.

Thelma Lawson followed, and if Bright’s departure was a shock, hers was pure poker face. She told Ebuka she saw it coming and took it in stride. She even spilled a little tea, remember her Week 1 clash with Kaybobo? They’ve since buried the hatchet. And those whispers about Otega? Thelma shut it down fast: nothing happened, out of respect for Sabrina who had her own thing with him.

What started like a surprised visit by Ebuka turned into a sad moment for the housemates.

Like Saturday night’s eviction weren’t enough, then came Sunday’s evictions. Joanna was the first to leave and she didn’t disappoint as she walked onto the live stage like it was a runway. The beauty queen cleared the air on the biggest house rumour, her friendship with Jason Jae. “Just friends,” she smiled, making it clear there was no late-night plotting or secret romance. For Joanna, the BBNaija experience itself was the real win, crown or not.

Finally, Kuture. If Joanna’s eviction shocked fans, it floored him. He admitted he was still processing it all when Ebuka called his name next. Seven weeks of pure 10/10 energy, silent moves, loud vibes, and suddenly it was over. He, too, left the house with no romantic baggage: “All the ladies are just friends,” he clarified.

Outside the house, social media lit up. Timelines turned into live debates: who voted, who slept, who betrayed. Voting numbers showed how tight it was at the bottom, proof that every fan click matters. Inside, the mood shifted from party to pause. The house felt bigger, quieter, the air heavy with the reality that the finale is creeping closer.

Week 8 reminded everyone why Big Brother Naija remains the ultimate reality rollercoaster. One moment you’re dancing, the next you’re packing.

With Week 9 looming, nobody knows what to expect from the big brother’s house but one thing we are sure of is premium gbas gbos a lot of drama coming and trust us, we’ll give you every scoop.