In a cheeky chat with Keivo, Aikou discusses the female housemates’ glamorous Launch Day looks VS the next day. 😂

During the live nominations show, Biggie informed HoH Barry that he was the season's first finalist. However, his decision to save Aikou using his Ultimate Veto Power hurt a few people: notably Temi Nkem and Tram.

As this week’s HoH and Ultimate Veto Power Holder, Barry has the power to influence nominations this week and next, and as such, the Show Ya Sef housemates had to state their case to be saved by the season’s first finalist.

While chatting with Ebuka, Araga speaks about what attracted him to Goddessa, their ship, and the friendships he plans to keep or ditch now that he is out of the Show Ya Sef house.

In his exclusive interview with Ebuka, Araga chats about his ship with Goddessa, the triangle between Barry and Goddessa, his feuds in the house, and his Show Ya Sef journey.

Abi spills in her exit chat with Ebuka. She names the housemates she doesn’t see herself being friends with, calling Keivo petty, accusing Ricky of flirting, and making it clear that Nomy is someone she’ll never be friends with.

His win won him special privileges: He's the Ultimate Veto Power Holder and the first finalist of the Show Ya Sef season.

Influence has value in Big Brother Naija Show Ya Sef! Every week, one Housemate will earn the title of Most Influential Player of the Week (MIPOW), but what does it take to claim the title and what does it mean for the game?

In her exit chat with Ebuka, Abi gets real about some of the relationships and conflicts that shaped her time in the house. She revisits how her issues with Oyin started on her first day, why she eventually told Oyin to avoid her, and how Aikou’s words affected her. She also touched on Ricky, revealing that she turned him down multiple times but had to “apply tact” to avoid making an enemy of him.

Wonderland officially entered Biggie’s house and the housemates picked their characters and presented it to the house to guess which wonderland character they were.

Barry’s take on the “traditional woman” debate hits a nerve with Temi Nkem. After describing Sheba as his example of a traditional woman, things quickly turn tense as Barry and Temi Nkem exchanged insults.

Sheba wants the housemates to put their differences aside and embrace a “one house” approach to cooking, but will everyone be on board? Tram has his eyes firmly on immunity and the housemates turn their attention to this week’s wager.