24 Jul 2013

Last week’s head of house (HoH) Sulu’s decision to save Ghanaian Elikem and put South African Angelo for possible eviction from Big Brother Africa The chase house is causing a storm between the two housemates.

Although the Zambian seems to have moved on from their friendship, that is not the case with the South African who has declared that things will never be the same between them. Angelo’s fans concur with him and are vying for Sulu’s head but only Sunday votes will determine who will leave the house. 

For the first time after merging the Ruby and Diamonds housemates only three housemates are up for possible eviction. Kenyan representative Annabel, Sulu and Elikem face the axe, come Sunday.  

 One of them will be sent home and now it is up to Africa to choose who will meet an untimely end in The Chase.

Head of House, Bimp opted to throw Sulu out of the frying pan and into the fire in order to save his buddy Cleo. It looks like taking care of Cleo is becoming a habit for the Ethiopian.

So thanks to Bimp, Sulu’s lucky streak in the Big Brother house has come to a screeching halt, but props should be given to the Zambian for managing to make it this far in the game without ever facing possible eviction. He had been nominated once before but HoH Feza chose to save him.
   Now Sulu’s fate in Big Brother house rest solely in Africa’s hands along with Annabel and Elikem, who managed to once again get the highest vote. What is it about this two that keeps getting them nominated? Is it that their fellow housemates are scared that they are a threat or is it their personalities that is making them clash with the rest of the Chase mates?
    On the other hand Botswana’s representative O’ Neal is safe from nominations, as he has been nominated by two Nigerian house mates that didn’t contribute on putting him in the chopping block for possible eviction this coming Sunday.

The Nigerians house mates Beverly nominated O’ Neal because she feels he is bossy while Melvin says that he nominates him because they are not close when it comes to conversations. BOPA