BBNaija Season 10: Sultana Speaks on Being Nominated, Says Housemates See Her as a Threat

Big Brother Naija Season 10 housemate, Sultana, has finally opened up about her nomination during the Week 5 eviction process, which took place on Monday evening.

According to reports from LMSINT MEDIA, Big Brother, popularly called Biggie, reintroduced the traditional nomination method this week. Unlike the earlier format where all housemates were automatically placed up for possible eviction, the new system required contestants to nominate two fellow housemates for eviction. This change brought back the usual competitive strategy that BBNaija fans are familiar with.

During her diary session with Biggie on Tuesday afternoon, Sultana revealed that the reason behind her nomination was the perception other housemates had of her as a serious competitor. She explained that they considered her a strong force in the house and a possible threat to their survival in the game.

In her words, Sultana said:

“I believe I was nominated because people see me as strong competition. Personally, if I had the chance to evict someone, I would not waste it on weaker contestants. I would rather remove the strongest opponents who might give me problems later on.”

From her statement, it was clear that she acknowledged her reputation as a strategic player who understands the importance of eliminating strong rivals instead of targeting those who pose little or no threat to her progress in the reality show.

However, in a dramatic turn of events, the nominations were later nullified by Rooboy, the current Head of House (HoH). Rooboy had picked a special reward from the famous Tree of Trinkets, which revealed the message: “Nullify Nominations.”

This unexpected twist meant that no housemate would face eviction for the week, and all contestants were declared safe, giving them another chance to continue in the competition.

The suspense and surprises in Big Brother Naija Season 10 continue to keep fans on the edge of their seats as strategies, alliances, and twists unfold weekly.