Saving Emma will destabilise Kevin
Nov 25, 2009
Have you given up on getting Kevin evicted yet? I mean that bulky, ‘wana-be-superstar’ representing Nigeria in the on-going Big Brother Revolution. Well, if you haven’t, it’s time you did, seeing as it is that he is definitely going to make it to
By Nigel Nassar
Have you given up on getting Kevin evicted yet? I mean that bulky, ‘wana-be-superstar’ representing Nigeria in the on-going Big Brother Revolution. Well, if you haven’t, it’s time you did, seeing as it is that he is definitely going to make it to the finals. For some reason, this load has managed to fool all and sundry that he’s cool, the reason viewers have kept him on the M-Net reality show.
But of course the discerning Ugandans haven’t fallen for that prank; we know he’s not cool, and we are the only ones who can see that he’s just acting.
If only we could lend our sound judgment to every viewer, Kevin, who led to the eviction of both Ugandan contestants, would be out. But hey, we might be down, but we are definitely not yet out. We can have influence on who will walk out of that house sh400m richer on December 6, if we vote strategically.
That will involve getting Namibia’s Edward to take the money home, for he was closest to our contestants – Hannington and Philbert.
In fact, the reason Edward has been nominating Kevin is that the Nigerian led to the eviction of his boys, meaning the Ugandans and Ethiopia’s Yacob.
So right now, Edward is in the bad books of Kevin’s fans because of his genuine friendship and love for our boys. Let us vote strategically to ultimately hand him the jackpot.
And this strategic voting involves voting to keep Angola’s Emma, who is up for possible eviction this week with Zimbabwe’s Itai and Kevin.
Emma’s fans are also Kevin’s fans because the two are really close. So if we keep Emma, it means when we start voting for the winner, Kevin’s fans, especially in Nigeria, and basically West Africa, will divide their votes between him, Emma, as well as Nkenna, the second Nigerian in the finals. Kevin’s fans being shared by three people makes him weaker, yet our Edward will be getting his individually.
I see a number of SADC countries, especially those whose contestants were evicted, giving their vote to Edward.
Chances are high that aside from Tanzania, the home of Kevin’s love interest Elizabeth, others like Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa, and of course Namibia, will vote Edward the winner of that jackpot.
And oh, Itai will have left by the time we are voting the winner, so Zimbabwe will also give Edward the vote since Edward saved Itai from eviction two weeks ago.
Add those to the Ugandan vote and Edward is the winner. To let that happen. Vote now to keep Emma to stay and destabilise Kevin. Type “Vote Emma†and send your SMS to 6626, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother.
Have you given up on getting Kevin evicted yet? I mean that bulky, ‘wana-be-superstar’ representing Nigeria in the on-going Big Brother Revolution. Well, if you haven’t, it’s time you did, seeing as it is that he is definitely going to make it to the finals. For some reason, this load has managed to fool all and sundry that he’s cool, the reason viewers have kept him on the M-Net reality show.
But of course the discerning Ugandans haven’t fallen for that prank; we know he’s not cool, and we are the only ones who can see that he’s just acting.
If only we could lend our sound judgment to every viewer, Kevin, who led to the eviction of both Ugandan contestants, would be out. But hey, we might be down, but we are definitely not yet out. We can have influence on who will walk out of that house sh400m richer on December 6, if we vote strategically.
That will involve getting Namibia’s Edward to take the money home, for he was closest to our contestants – Hannington and Philbert.
In fact, the reason Edward has been nominating Kevin is that the Nigerian led to the eviction of his boys, meaning the Ugandans and Ethiopia’s Yacob.
So right now, Edward is in the bad books of Kevin’s fans because of his genuine friendship and love for our boys. Let us vote strategically to ultimately hand him the jackpot.
And this strategic voting involves voting to keep Angola’s Emma, who is up for possible eviction this week with Zimbabwe’s Itai and Kevin.
Emma’s fans are also Kevin’s fans because the two are really close. So if we keep Emma, it means when we start voting for the winner, Kevin’s fans, especially in Nigeria, and basically West Africa, will divide their votes between him, Emma, as well as Nkenna, the second Nigerian in the finals. Kevin’s fans being shared by three people makes him weaker, yet our Edward will be getting his individually.
I see a number of SADC countries, especially those whose contestants were evicted, giving their vote to Edward.
Chances are high that aside from Tanzania, the home of Kevin’s love interest Elizabeth, others like Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa, and of course Namibia, will vote Edward the winner of that jackpot.
And oh, Itai will have left by the time we are voting the winner, so Zimbabwe will also give Edward the vote since Edward saved Itai from eviction two weeks ago.
Add those to the Ugandan vote and Edward is the winner. To let that happen. Vote now to keep Emma to stay and destabilise Kevin. Type “Vote Emma†and send your SMS to 6626, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother.