The BBNaija Season 10 house is boiling over, and this week’s episodes didn’t just turn the heat up—they set the roof on fire. Here’s your front-row recap that will get everyone talking.
New HoH, New Power Moves
In a surprise twist, Thelma Lawson dethroned the previous Head of House, Jason Jae, in a brutal challenge. Her reward? Major control of the lounge and all eyes now turn to Kayikunmi, her chosen companion. Strategic partnership… or sparks brewing?
Crying Is the New Tea
Emotions have taken centre stage this week. Mentan shed tears during a vulnerable diary session about family pressure and responsibility. Biggie even comforted him, saying, “Wipe your tears because diamonds are unbreakable.”
Meanwhile, Isabella’s late-night breakdown tied to the Kayikunmi situation showed just how volatile relationships are getting.
Kitchen Catfights and Silent Stand-Offs
The house is simmering with tension—friendly meals have turned into icy standoffs, and subtle jabs in the kitchen are igniting real conflicts. Meanwhile, the emotional bonds between housemates are changing into strategic alliances… or potential betrayals.
Voting Lines Open: Game Faces On
It’s Game Time. This week, everyone is up for eviction—except Thelma and Kayikunmi. With the HoH defender game just around the corner, alliances and vulnerabilities are entering full display mode.
Week 3 Table Stakes
| Game Element | What’s Going Down |
|---|---|
| Head of House | Thelma took the crown — power shifted dramatically |
| Emotional Flashpoints | Mentan pours out tears; Isabella hits a breaking point |
| Strategy Sparks | Quiet alliances forming — but who’s playing poker, who’s bluffing? |
| Eviction Scenario | Voting opens for the whole house. Stakes are sky high |
Want In On the Gist?
This week’s energy is addictive — strategy whispers, emotional breakdowns, and a wild vote ahead. Stay tuned for my next post where secrets unravel, alliances shift, and the next HoH emerges.
Who’s serving season MVP vibes? Who’s playing a long game? Drop your hot takes below and let’s keep the conversation going.