BBNaija S11 Eviction Tracker — Evicted Housemates & Order

Temi Nkem won Big Brother Naija Season 11 at the grand finale on Sunday, 4 October 2026, ahead of Sheba and Aikou. This page tracks every eviction, nomination and twist of Big Brother Naija Season 11 — updated after every live show.

Last updated: 4 October 2026, 9:30pm WAT — season over.

Who was evicted today?

The season is over: Temi Nkem is the winner. At the finale on Sunday, 4 October, Barry, Oyin, Ricky, Flora, Tram and Bluethopia were evicted in that order, leaving Sheba, Aikou and Temi Nkem as the top three before Temi Nkem was crowned.

Eviction order so far

1. 1st evicted: Martins — Week 2 (9 August)
2. 2nd evicted: Mercedes — Week 2 (9 August)
3. 3rd evicted: Kamsy — Week 3 (16 August)
4. Voluntary exit: Neche — Week 3 (16 August, not an eviction)
5. 4th evicted: Cassi — Week 4 (23 August)
6. 5th evicted: Sultex — Week 5 (30 August)
7. 6th evicted: Goddessa — Week 5 (30 August)
8. 7th evicted: Gerard — Week 6 (6 September)
9. Disqualified: Nomy — Week 7 (7 September, not an eviction)
10. 8th evicted: Abi — Week 7 (13 September)
11. 9th evicted: Araga — Week 7 (13 September)
12. 10th evicted: Yusuf — Week 8 (20 September)
13. 11th evicted: Bells — Week 8 (20 September)
14. 12th evicted: Chimsom Chuka — Week 8 (20 September)
15. Disqualified: Keivo — Week 10 (29 September, not an eviction)
16. 13th evicted (finale, 9th place): Barry — 4 October
17. 14th–15th evicted (finale, 7th–8th): Oyin and Ricky — 4 October
18. 16th evicted (finale, 6th): Flora — 4 October
19. 17th evicted (finale, 5th): Tram — 4 October
20. 18th evicted (finale, 4th): Bluethopia — 4 October
21. 3rd (second runner-up): Sheba — 4 October
22. 2nd (first runner-up): Aikou — 4 October
23. Winner: Temi Nkem — 4 October

Out of the house so far

The nine finalists

Winner: Temi Nkem. Runner-up: Aikou; third: Sheba. The finalists were Aikou, Barry, Bluethopia, Flora, Oyin, Ricky, Sheba, Temi Nkem and Tram. Barry sealed his own finale seat with the Week 8 Head of House title, then took the rest of the house with him through Immunity For All. Keivo was the tenth finalist until his disqualification on 29 September.

Week 10 — finale week, settled

Barry is the final Head of House, winning Monday’s five-game challenge on 28 September for his second title; Bluethopia was his loft pick and Flora the last bench warmer after a tiebreaker. There were no nominations — every finalist is on the ballot — so each housemate pitched for two minutes on why they should win. That night an argument between Keivo and Tram over a black shirt turned physical, and on Tuesday afternoon Biggie disqualified Keivo for violence. The rest of the week has been tasks and celebrations: the Shaltoux team games, an awards night, and an Independence Day karaoke party on Thursday. Official voting closed Friday, 2 October, 9pm WAT; at the finale on Sunday, 4 October, Temi Nkem was crowned the winner.

Week 9 — settled

Keivo was Head of House, won on a four-game course decided by the “Slow and Steady” stacking game, with Aikou in the loft and Oyin on the bench. Nominations were held on Monday, 21 September, but Barry — holder of the Ultimate Veto Power — was handed a two-option envelope, Immunity For All or Immunity For None, and chose Immunity For All in secret. The house won the Legacy wager on Thursday, and Barry won Friday’s Arena Games with Keivo second. Sunday’s live show was a fake eviction: Ebuka sent out Ricky, Tram and Temi Nkem in turn, then revealed Barry’s choice and the three walked back in. Nobody left. Tram took Most Influential Player of the Week.

Week 8 — settled

Yusuf, Bells and Chimsom Chuka went home on Sunday, 20 September, the season’s first triple eviction, from a block of eleven. Barry was Week 8 Head of House, beating Keivo in the “Wild Climber” final, and became the first finalist with a guaranteed seat in the grand finale; Keivo was his loft guest and Bells the bench warmer. Nominations were a two-minute pitch to Barry, who used the Ultimate Veto Power to save Aikou, leaving Bells, Bluethopia, Chimsom Chuka, Flora, Keivo, Oyin, Ricky, Sheba, Temi Nkem, Tram and Yusuf on the block. The house won its wager (a Nigerian Alice in Wonderland) on Thursday, Keivo defended his Arena title on Friday with Barry second, and Keivo took Most Influential Player on the live show.

Week 7 — settled

Abi and Araga went home on Sunday, 13 September, the season’s third double eviction, from a block of thirteen. Official vote percentages were not published. Tram was Head of House, his first title, with Flora as loft mate; nominations were a red-envelope hunt in which Keivo found the one “SAFE” envelope. Nomy, the week’s bench warmer, was disqualified on nominations night for repeated defiance, the season’s first disciplinary removal. The house lost the wager on Thursday, Keivo won Friday’s Arena Games with Chimsom Chuka second, and Vanguard reports Aikou took Most Influential Player.

Week 6 — settled

Gerard went home on Sunday, 6 September — the only eviction of the night from a block of fifteen. Official vote percentages haven’t been published. Abi was Week 6 Head of House, the first woman to win it twice this season, beating Gerard in the final round; Temi Nkem was her loft mate. The week’s theme, “The Switch”, ended the Gambit: Flora and Aikou lost their guaranteed finale seats and rejoined the ordinary race. Barry took Most Influential Player (the fifth winner) — BB Bucks and an air fryer, but no immunity for the first time. The house won its wager under Oyin’s lead.

Week 5 — settled

Sultex and Goddessa went home on Sunday, 30 August — the season’s second double eviction, from a block of fourteen. Official vote percentages haven’t been published yet; this page gets them the day they’re out. Chimsom Chuka was Week 5 Head of House — the first housemate to take the title twice this season. Biggie flipped the nominations: instead of naming who should go, each housemate publicly named two people to save. Sheba, Goddessa and Aikou drew the most saves, and Chimsom used the HoH veto to pull Sheba off the block — yet Goddessa, one of the most-saved in the house, still fell to the public vote. Recap: the Week 5 double eviction.

Week 4 — settled

Cassi went home on Sunday, 23 August — the only eviction of the night from a block of eight, and the fourth by public vote this season. Abi was Week 4 Head of House, her win shielding much of her Team Boosted Odds, with Chimsom Chuka on individual immunity and Bluethopia and Bells saved in the Conspiracy Room; on eviction night she added Most Influential Player, carrying immunity into next week. Recap: Cassi’s eviction.

Week 3 — settled

Kamsy went home on Sunday, 16 August — the only eviction of the night from a block of sixteen. Punch reports she polled just 2.41% of viewers’ votes. Neche was Head of House (and vetoed Gerard onto the block); Chimsom Chuka took Most Influential Player for the second straight week. The house also won its first wager of the season, the Sultex-directed ‘Grass to Grace’ — full story. Recap: Kamsy’s eviction. Then, in the night’s biggest shock, Neche — the sitting Head of House — walked out voluntarily shortly after the live show, giving no reason.

Week 2 — settled

Of the sixteen nominated in Week 2, Martins and Mercedes went home on Sunday night. No eviction happened in Week 1 — the opening week was the Gambit twist. Nomy also picked up the season’s first strike.

The Gambit finalists — no longer

Flora and Aikou won the Week 1 “Gambit” twist by fan vote and spent five weeks as guaranteed finalists. That ended in Week 6: Biggie told them their Gambit status was over, and both are back on the block like everyone else. The first real finalist was Barry, via the Week 8 Head of House win — and on Monday, 21 September his veto choice made finalists of the other nine too, Flora and Aikou included.

The season at a glance

• 24 housemates entered on 26 July 2026
• Prize: ₦160m package — the biggest in BBNaija history; the ₦100m cash portion shrank by ₦5m per failed task, and the official MIPOW tally shows ₦10m moved to the Most Influential Player pot (Brand Times puts the winner’s cash at ₦90m plus a car)
• Live shows: Sundays, 7pm WAT
• Finale: Sunday, 4 October 2026, 7pm WAT, on Africa Magic Showcase and Family — won by Temi Nkem from nine finalists

See how our fan poll called it — and check the housemate profiles for everyone’s full story.

More on Season 11: the season schedule, how BBNaija voting worked, how to watch BBNaija and our fan polls.