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BBNaija S11: Bells Accuses Temi Nkem and Nomy of Targeted Harassment

BBNaija S11: Bells Accuses Temi Nkem and Nomy of Targeted Harassment


Emotional turmoil swept through the Big Brother Naija Season 11 house on Thursday following a dramatic round of Diary Room sessions that left several contestants at breaking point. 


Contestant Flora broke down in tears during her session with Biggie, expressing deep anxiety over her inability to secure a task victory two weeks into the competition. 


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However, her emotional breakdown intensified when Biggie officially disclosed that she is one of the season's hidden Gambits. Overwhelmed by the sudden revelation, Flora admitted she never wanted the burden of the role, while Biggie strictly warned her that disclosing her identity to anyone in the house would lead to immediate disqualification.

The secret identity twist immediately triggered suspicion across the house. Upon exiting the Diary Room, Flora abruptly walked away from a conversation with Bells and Mercedes, sparking intense speculation. 

Mercedes openly suggested to fellow housemates that Flora’s visible distress meant she had been handed the secret Gambit role.

Concurrently, internal friction mounted as Bells voiced frustration during her own Diary session, accusing Temi Nkem and Nomy of targeted harassment and bullying. 

Meanwhile, Bells' own conduct drew sharp criticism from Tram and Head of House Sheba, who both slammed her decision to take a long bath during critical group wager rehearsals as careless and distracting.

"Biggie strictly reminded her that disclosing her identity would trigger an automatic disqualification." — Big Brother Naija Rules

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