Time to vote out the Nigeria’s Nkenna
Nov 03, 2009
We have a Nigerian up for possible eviction this week on the M-Net reality show. And it’s that personification of the true Nigerian English accent, Nkenna.
By Nigel Nassar
We have a Nigerian up for possible eviction this week on the M-Net reality show. And it’s that personification of the true Nigerian English accent, Nkenna.
I would rather we had that boredom called Geraldine. But it seems luck is still on her side. I have been baying for a Nigerian’s blood since it’s the only country with all her three contestants still running–Nkenna, Kevin, Geraldine.
Although Nkenna is an entertainer, we have to sacrifice her, seeing as it is that we failed to evict Kevin. This might be our only chance to vote out one of them.
Pitted against Nkenna are Angola’s Emma and Tanzania’s Elizabeth. Originally, housemates had Monday morning nominated Malawi’s Mzamo, Emma and Nkenna.
But Namibia’s Edward, who is head-of-the house this week; saved his buddy Mzamo and replaced her with Elizabeth.
Viewers across Africa have been feeling cheated by the presence of three Nigerians on the show, and are going to put aside their issues with Elizabeth and Emma to evict Nkenna. Let’s follow suit to and vote for either Emma or Elizabeth to stay, indirectly clipping Nigeria’s wings.
On your phone, type “Vote Emma†or “Vote Elizabeth†and send your SMS to 6626 across all networks, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother. You can vote as many times as you feel like. Edward’s not swapping a Nigerian means all the Nigerians left in the house next week will vote against him if he does not win the head-of-house task again. The Namibian was close to both Ugandan housemates, and reducing the threat against him is reciprocating the love.
Meanwhile, there’s a new addition on the Big Brother Revolution family – Ruby the dog, whom housemates are supposed to take good care of and makes sure she doesn’t miss a meal.
We have a Nigerian up for possible eviction this week on the M-Net reality show. And it’s that personification of the true Nigerian English accent, Nkenna.
I would rather we had that boredom called Geraldine. But it seems luck is still on her side. I have been baying for a Nigerian’s blood since it’s the only country with all her three contestants still running–Nkenna, Kevin, Geraldine.
Although Nkenna is an entertainer, we have to sacrifice her, seeing as it is that we failed to evict Kevin. This might be our only chance to vote out one of them.
Pitted against Nkenna are Angola’s Emma and Tanzania’s Elizabeth. Originally, housemates had Monday morning nominated Malawi’s Mzamo, Emma and Nkenna.
But Namibia’s Edward, who is head-of-the house this week; saved his buddy Mzamo and replaced her with Elizabeth.
Viewers across Africa have been feeling cheated by the presence of three Nigerians on the show, and are going to put aside their issues with Elizabeth and Emma to evict Nkenna. Let’s follow suit to and vote for either Emma or Elizabeth to stay, indirectly clipping Nigeria’s wings.
On your phone, type “Vote Emma†or “Vote Elizabeth†and send your SMS to 6626 across all networks, or vote online at www.mnetafrica.com/bigbrother. You can vote as many times as you feel like. Edward’s not swapping a Nigerian means all the Nigerians left in the house next week will vote against him if he does not win the head-of-house task again. The Namibian was close to both Ugandan housemates, and reducing the threat against him is reciprocating the love.
Meanwhile, there’s a new addition on the Big Brother Revolution family – Ruby the dog, whom housemates are supposed to take good care of and makes sure she doesn’t miss a meal.