BBNaija S10: Faith Disqualified for Physically Assaulting Sultana
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BBNaija S10: Faith Disqualified for Physically Assaulting Sultana
The Big Brother Naija Season 10 house has once again witnessed a dramatic turn of events as Faith Adewale, one of the housemates, was
disqualified after physically assaulting fellow contestant Sultana.
The shocking decision, announced by Big Brother on Thursday, has sent ripples across fans of the reality TV show, sparking heated debates both online and offline
Faith’s disqualification was the outcome of an emergency meeting summoned at the main lounge, where Biggie made it clear that physical violence
of any kind would not be tolerated in the house. The incident has raised fresh questions about discipline, emotional control, and the price of fame
in Nigeria’s most popular reality TV franchise.
The clash reportedly began during a group task where Sultana accused Faith of being too controlling and insisting on leading despite the task
not being related to his area of expertise. What began as a heated argument soon escalated into a physical altercation.
According to eyewitness accounts from fellow housemates, Faith dragged a basket containing group materials, causing Sultana to fall
and sustain an injury. Sultana later claimed her hand was hurt in the process. Another housemate, Kaybobo, intervened briefly by taking
the basket from Faith, but the damage had already been done.
Sultana, visibly frustrated, declared that she could no longer work with Faith. The matter soon escalated to Big Brother’s attention, and after reviewing
the incident, Faith was ordered to leave the house immediately.
The management of Big Brother Naija made it clear that the incident violated the house rules, particularly the clause that forbids
all forms of violence. According to the BBNaija rule book, Article 18, subsection one:
“All forms of violence, including physical aggression, provocation, goading, bullying, and victimisation are strictly prohibited.
Big Brother reserves the right to punish such acts in any manner deemed appropriate.”
While some offences may attract strikes, others, such as Faith’s case, result in immediate disqualification.
Faith’s disqualification adds his name to a growing list of housemates who have been penalised over the years for breaking house rules.
The show, which thrives on drama and entertainment, has also had its fair share of controversies regarding violent behaviour.
- Tacha (2019): Disqualified after a heated fight with Mercy. She was found guilty of pushing, shoving, and pulling Mercy’s hair on multiple occasions.
- Erica (2020): Sent home on Eviction Sunday after cumulative infringements, including verbal abuse, provocation, and denying housemates access to facilities.
- Beauty Tukura (2022): A former Miss Nigeria, disqualified barely two weeks into the season for property destruction and assaulting Groovy after an earlier strike.
- Kemen Ekerete (2017): Disqualified over inappropriate conduct towards fellow housemate TBoss.
- Khloe Abiri & K-Brule (2018): Expelled after continuous rule-breaking and violent altercations.
These past incidents highlight Big Brother’s consistent stance against violence and misconduct, reiterating the fact that fame does not excuse breaking the house rules.
The news of Faith’s disqualification has sparked intense discussions across Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Some fans believe Biggie’s decision was justified, citing the importance of enforcing discipline, while others feel the punishment was too harsh.
“Faith should have been given a strike, not outright disqualification. It feels unfair, but rules are rules.” – BBNaija fan on Twitter.
“Big Brother made the right decision. Violence has no place in the house. We watch for entertainment, not brutality.” – Viewer’s comment on Instagram.
Many fans have also sympathised with Sultana, who sustained an injury during the clash, while others expressed disappointment at Faith’s inability
to control his temper despite knowing the stakes.
BBNaija has always been more than just a reality TV show—it is also a test of discipline, patience, and emotional intelligence.
Housemates live together under constant surveillance, where every action is scrutinised by both Biggie and millions of viewers worldwide.
For Faith, this disqualification means more than just losing his chance at the ₦100 million grand prize. It also poses reputational damage that
could affect his career opportunities post-show. Previous disqualified housemates, however, have been able to leverage the controversy for fame,
endorsements, and even bigger platforms.
Whether Faith will bounce back from this setback or fade into obscurity remains to be seen.
Violence and misconduct are not new in the BBNaija house. Over the past ten seasons, multiple housemates have either been given strikes, warnings,
or outright disqualified for crossing the line.
Big Brother Naija’s management has often faced criticism for how it handles disciplinary issues, but one thing remains constant—physical aggression is never tolerated.
The show has used such disciplinary measures to send a strong message to housemates: no matter the level of provocation, physical assault is
unacceptable.
Faith Adewale’s disqualification in BBNaija Season 10 is a stark reminder that the journey to fame comes with responsibility.
While emotions often run high in the Big Brother house, contestants are expected to maintain self-control and abide by the rules at all times.
Big Brother’s swift action reinforces the fact that violence will never be rewarded. As fans adjust to this twist, the season
continues with new dynamics and heightened drama, proving once again why BBNaija remains the most talked-about reality show in Africa.
