BBNaija S11 Diary Sessions: Deputy HoH Abi Accuses HoH Chimsom of Gender Bias

BBNaija S11 Diary Sessions: Deputy HoH Abi Accuses HoH Chimsom of Gender Bias


Tensions and individual game plans came into sharp focus as Big Brother opened the Diary Room for the Season 11 "Show Ya Sef" contestants. 

Deputy Head of House Abi pulled no punches during her session, revealing to Biggie that she had already clashed with three female housemates: Nomy, Neche, and Goddessa. She further accused current Head of House Chimsom Chuka of exhibiting gender bias, claiming he demonstrates far more respect to male contestants than to women in the house.


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In a humorous turn of events, contestant Aikou spent a significant portion of his session speaking poetically about his partner outside the house. 

His continuous romantic musings prompted Big Brother to step in and remind him that the Diary Room was designed for game strategy rather than a "marriage counseling" session.

Meanwhile, Araga took a strategic approach during his interview, expressing deep gratitude for entering the show and comparing the luxurious house atmosphere to a vacation in the Maldives. 
Outlining his plan for the first week, Araga stated his focus is on observing personalities before making calculated tactical moves, adding that Aikou, Yusuf, and Sheba have stood out to him early in the competition.

"My goal for Week 1 is simple: observe everyone, build connections, and understand personalities before making big moves." — Araga

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