65 Days Wasted: Keivo Disqualified From BBNaija Season 11 Days To N160m Finale

● Day 65 Shocker: The Keivo vs Tram gbas gbos about shirt that angered the Big Brother

The drums were beating for the grand finale, but for Keivo, the music has stopped.

Big Brother has disqualified Keivo from the Show Ya Sef house on Day 65, just days before the grand finale, after a disagreement escalated into physical violence.

The incident, which happened on Monday night, was the now infamous Keivo vs Tram gbas gbos over a shirt that has divided fans and housemates alike.

In a tense address to the house, Big Brother summoned all housemates to the lounge and played back the clip of the incident. The room went silent.

What started as a heated exchange over the shirt quickly spiralled out of control, crossing the one line Big Brother never jokes with — violence.

Big Brother did not mince words. He described the act as a serious breach of the rules governing housemate conduct and safety, and identified Keivo as the perpetrator.

“Before we settled on this decision, we reviewed the footage. What began as a disagreement escalated into physical violence,” Big Brother said.

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The Head of House called it a season of leniency, where Big Brother had overlooked many infractions hoping housemates would learn restraint. Keivo’s action broke that trust.

“Disagreements and misunderstandings are inevitable in the house, but how you choose to respond to them remains your responsibility,” Big Brother warned.

He then delivered the line that sealed Keivo’s fate: “No disagreement, accusation or personal grievance justifies violence. Violence is never an option.”

The disqualification is effective immediately. Keivo was removed from the house, his journey ended abruptly, and his shot at the ₦160 million grand prize gone.

His exit leaves nine housemates standing in the race for the crown. The pressure just got heavier.

Those still standing are Aikou, Barry, Bluethophia, Flora, Oyin, Ricky, Sheba, Temi Nkem and Tram — the same Tram at the centre of the shirt saga.

Big Brother also used the moment to issue a final warning to the finalists, reminding them that frustration, communal living stress and personal conflict are not excuses for misconduct.

With days to the finale, the house is now quieter, tense, and a lesson has been written in bold — in Big Brother’s house, you can shout, you can quarrel, but you must never throw a punch.

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