Big brother : Sharon makes it to finale
Jul 20, 2011
FirsT things first: Our Sharon Salmon Nalukenge, fiancé to Obsessions founder Ronnie Mulindwa, has beaten all odds and managed to evade eviction to this level.
By Nigel Nassar
FirsT things first: Our Sharon Salmon Nalukenge, fiancé to Obsessions founder Ronnie Mulindwa, has beaten all odds and managed to evade eviction to this level.
And with the finale taking place on July 31, Sharon is just days away from beating former Big Brother contestant Gaetano’s record of staying on the show till the last day.
At this level, the only thing that might stop her from going till the finale is in the event she chooses to step down, or if she gets disqualified – which I highly doubt will happen.
So you might want to join me in congratulating her, for now, on making the Top 10, following last Sunday’s eviction of Namibia’s Bernadina, Botswana’s Zeus and Zambia’s Mumba.
The others still left on the show with her are: Nigeria’s Karen and Vina, Zambia’s Kim, Zimbabwe’s Wendall and Vimbai, Malawi’s Lomwe, Ethiopia’s Hanni, Kenya’s Millicent and South Africa’s Luclay.
Her making Top 10 last Sunday isn’t the only thing to write home about.
The Ugandan beauty on Monday survived nominations for possible eviction by a whisker. And this being the nominations leading to the last eviction show this Sunday, our girl survived the most critical of them all. We can now concentrate on rooting for her to bring home $200,000, one of the two M-Net jackpots up for grabs come July 31.
Meanwhile, this week we have Wendall, Lomwe, Vimbai, Millicent, Kim, Luclay and Hanni on the chopping block. Following Monday’s nomination show, Karen was on the list along with all the above. Only Lomwe and Sharon had not been nominated. Biggie called head-of-house Vina to exercise her save-and replace right. She saved her country-mate Karen, replacing her with Lomwe.
Whoever stays in the house after Sunday’s eviction will be looking $200,000 right in the face. Don’t be surprised if our Sharon is one of the two winners. That will however take you voting for her to win immediately the voting lines are open after the eviction show on Sunday.
We are not sure how many will go to the finale. But it’s likely six will, which means four housemates might be leaving this Sunday.
FirsT things first: Our Sharon Salmon Nalukenge, fiancé to Obsessions founder Ronnie Mulindwa, has beaten all odds and managed to evade eviction to this level.
And with the finale taking place on July 31, Sharon is just days away from beating former Big Brother contestant Gaetano’s record of staying on the show till the last day.
At this level, the only thing that might stop her from going till the finale is in the event she chooses to step down, or if she gets disqualified – which I highly doubt will happen.
So you might want to join me in congratulating her, for now, on making the Top 10, following last Sunday’s eviction of Namibia’s Bernadina, Botswana’s Zeus and Zambia’s Mumba.
The others still left on the show with her are: Nigeria’s Karen and Vina, Zambia’s Kim, Zimbabwe’s Wendall and Vimbai, Malawi’s Lomwe, Ethiopia’s Hanni, Kenya’s Millicent and South Africa’s Luclay.
Her making Top 10 last Sunday isn’t the only thing to write home about.
The Ugandan beauty on Monday survived nominations for possible eviction by a whisker. And this being the nominations leading to the last eviction show this Sunday, our girl survived the most critical of them all. We can now concentrate on rooting for her to bring home $200,000, one of the two M-Net jackpots up for grabs come July 31.
Meanwhile, this week we have Wendall, Lomwe, Vimbai, Millicent, Kim, Luclay and Hanni on the chopping block. Following Monday’s nomination show, Karen was on the list along with all the above. Only Lomwe and Sharon had not been nominated. Biggie called head-of-house Vina to exercise her save-and replace right. She saved her country-mate Karen, replacing her with Lomwe.
Whoever stays in the house after Sunday’s eviction will be looking $200,000 right in the face. Don’t be surprised if our Sharon is one of the two winners. That will however take you voting for her to win immediately the voting lines are open after the eviction show on Sunday.
We are not sure how many will go to the finale. But it’s likely six will, which means four housemates might be leaving this Sunday.