Nomy, a housemate in Big Brother Naija Season 11, has been disqualified from the reality television show, according to Vanguard News. The report confirms the contestant's removal from the house but provides no details on the reasons behind the disqualification or the circumstances that led to the decision. The development marks a notable moment in the ongoing season of the popular Nigerian reality TV programme, which airs to audiences across the country and beyond.

Big Brother Naija season 11 housemate Chimsom described fellow contestant Nomy as ugly and unattractive during a conversation with other housemates on Monday, according to the Daily Post. He reportedly said he would speak his mind, adding that she remained unattractive even with makeup and a BBL. The comments came hours after another incident involving Nomy that was cut off in the report.

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu hosted the Big Brother Naija Season 11 Sunday eviction show wearing a forest-green two-piece suit layered under a charcoal windowpane trench coat by Deji & Kola, according to BellaNaija. The fashion outlet highlighted the television presenter's sharply tailored look from the eviction episode, continuing coverage of his widely followed on-screen style choices during the reality show's current season.

Gerard has been evicted from Big Brother Naija Season 11, becoming the eighth housemate to leave the reality competition. According to BellaNaija, the eviction took place during the week-six live show. The season features a grand prize of ₦160 million, with contestants competing to remain in the house. Gerard's departure narrows the field of housemates still in contention for the prize as the season progresses into its later weeks.

Ricky, a contestant on Big Brother Naija Season 11, has spoken publicly about leaving university, according to PM News. He said he chose to drop out despite not having a solid plan afterward, explaining that he felt it was necessary at the time. The comments were made during the show’s ongoing coverage and focused on his personal background rather than a specific dispute or allegation.

The Ebonyi state government has established a panel to monitor and penalize schools that are violating the ban on graduation ceremonies. This decision comes after reports indicated that numerous school administrators continued to hold these events despite receiving multiple warnings.