One fight can lead to a whole lot of understanding in the Big Brother Naija Household.

After the Live Show, there was a major fight that erupted in the Big Brother Naija Household between Lucy and Nengi. The argument began when Lucy was using the bathroom and spilt over to nearly every corner of the Big Brother Naija Household.

#BBLucy and #BBNengi raised the bar on fights for this season of #BBNaija. Take a look at the breakdown of their relationship.

At one point Lucy told Nengi:

Without a man, you cannot do anything.

Nengi fought back, telling Lucy:

Shut up your mouth.

Vee felt compelled to separate the pair of fighting ladies and Trikytee assisted her by getting Nengi to move into a separate room. This didn’t stop the screaming match and the ladies continued to shout at each other from a distance.

The offensive insults continued with Nengi telling Lucy that she’s an

Old Woman.

Lucy was far from done fighting and replied to Nengi saying:

I’m 30 and look better than you!

This led Vee to intensify her peacekeeping efforts and try to calm each lady separately, but this didn’t achieve the desired result. The skirmish continued as the ladies moved around the House while hurling insults at each other.

This led the reigning HoH, and regular Big Brother peacemaker, Ozo, to intervene and even his calming words couldn’t soothe the rage streaming from Nengi.

Lucy continued to belittle and drop verbal bombs on Nengi, telling her that:

Whatever a man says, you say yes.

Nengi refused to take this lying down and told Lucy:

If she wants to behave like a child, I’ll treat her as one.

Incase you missed the fight between Lucy and Nengi, here's the full gist 😂😂 #bbnaija2020 pic.twitter.com/so1fElcPdy

— AJIBOLA 💧#BBNaija (@jibbyford_) August 9, 2020

Nothing could calm Nengi down and she persisted with her shouts, to which Lucy replied with equal measures of anger and insults. By the end of the altercation, it was hard to tell who was really at fault even though both Housemates had said some very hurtful statements to each other. The social media commentators had this to say about the argument and it seemed they were as divided as Lucy and Nengi.

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