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BBNiaja S11: Keivo disqualified for beating Tram

Big Brother Naija housemate, Keivo, has been disqualified from the ‘Show Ya Sef’ season after a physical altercation with fellow housemate, Tram. Read More: https://punchng.com/bbniaja-s11-keivo-disqualified-for-beating-tram/

BBNiaja S11: Keivo disqualified for beating Tram

Big Brother Naija housemate Victor Ikpe, known as Keivo, has been disqualified from the reality show following a physical altercation with fellow housemate Tram. The Big Brother announced Keivo's disqualification on Tuesday after highlighting clips of the incident in the lounge. Keivo was identified as the perpetrator in the altercation and was therefore removed from the competition.

Big Brother warned the remaining housemates against engaging in violence, emphasizing that it is "never an option." The announcement confirmed the earlier removal of Keivo's name from the official voting platform, sparking speculation among viewers about his fate. The physical altercation between Keivo and Tram began when Tram accused Keivo of taking her black shirt, an incident that quickly escalated.

Keivo denied the allegation, asserting that he owned a similar shirt and expressing frustration at being called a thief. After the incident, Keivo became emotional, explaining that the dispute was not merely about the shirt but also about being accused of taking something that did not belong to him. Keivo's disqualification occurs days before the finale of the 'Show Ya Sef' season, scheduled for October 4. The winner of the show is expected to receive a N160m grand prize.

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