Erica got out all of her feelings last night and may have said to much. Will this outburst be the beginning of the healing, or mark the strike that ends her Big Brother Naija Journey?

There was drama on the dance floor and even more, in the Big Brother House as Erica finally got some issues that had been bothering her off of her mind.

How it started
During the party, Kiddwaya and Nengi seemed to be vibing on the dancefloor and every time they got close they were interrupted by Ozo and Erica marking their territory. Erica then took a few moments to talk to Nengi personally about Kiddwaya, where she said that if there was a connection between Nengi and Kiddwaya, it should be brought out into the open. Nengi told Erica that the attraction wasn’t serious and that they knew each other before entering the House.

How it blew up
After the party was done and the Housemates were getting into their afterparty vibes in the kitchen, Erica took the fight to Laycon screaming at him for allegedly lying to Ebuka about her trying to kiss him twice. She didn’t relent as Kiddwaya and Trikytee tried to calm her down.

When Laycon tried to separate himself from the wahala by sitting at the table with Prince, Dorathy, and Neo, Erica screamed at the top of her lungs that she was not attracted to him, never tried to kiss him, and then insulted him using many four-letter words and calling him a “skinny drum stick”.

The Aftermath
Erica retired to the head of House Lounge where she had a disagreement with Prince who was also trying to get her to calm down and shower so that she could be closer to her senses. It was night of drama in the Big Brother House and the only question that remains is if it will be the cause of Erica’s final strike and her Eviction from the House.

Justin Nwosu

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