Key Points:
- Kola says he feels good and thanks week nine. He misses his kid bro after the birthday.
- Thelma and Bright’s eviction shocks him the most. Joanna leaving hurts, she lights up every party.
- He praises Sultana’s rule as Head of House. He hails Mensan as first finalist for the week.
Kola sat with Biggie and shared a calm mood. He said he feels good and very glad today. Week nine means a lot and he gives thanks. He also sends love to his kid brother.
His brother marked a birthday yesterday, so he felt torn. He wanted a shout on air and missed him. Still, he stays upbeat and fixed on the game. He says he is fine and will keep going.
Kola reacts to shock exits and early Zita doubts
Kola says Thelma and Bright’s exit hit real hard. He adds he still thinks they will come back. Seeing Bright leave felt harsh, he hoped it was false. Joanna’s exit shocked him most, she lifts every room.
He thought Zita would leave early at the start. When Danboskid left, she looked set to give up. She stayed quiet then, so he wrote her off. She then grew strong and proved real skill. He hopes Bright and Thelma feel fine outside now. He calls them his people and sends warm hugs.
He backs Sultana’s call and hails first finalist
Kola says Sultana did well this long week. He calls it the best week for her win. He notes her grace and thanks for the crown. He backs her choice not to save any name.
He adds he would do the same bold move. He says all housemates earn a fair shot now. He calls Sultana calm, clear, and quite firm. Her call keeps each player on edge this week. Earlier, Sultana Ultimate Head of House kept her safe. The win came with rare power for one finals pick.
Biggie asked about Mensan as the first named finalist. Kola says he feels glad for him, well done. He notes Mensan loves to win games in the arena. He adds that Mensan stays active and always fights. This week, BBNaija finalists Sultana, Mensan, Kaybobo shape the race. Fans now track picks and strong end game plans.
He repeats that all housemates deserve a shot at finals. He says the week stays open and keeps him sharp.
