BBNaija: Ka3na, Lilo first housemates to be evicted from BBNaija lockdown edition

BBNaija: Ka3na, Lilo first housemates to be evicted from BBNaija lockdown edition
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Ka3ina and Lilo are the first housemates to be evicted from the BBNaija House lockdown edition.
Their eviction was announced by Ebuka during the first BBNaija Lockdown Sunday Live show on Sunday
Four housemates were put up for possible, comprising Lilo, Eric, Praise and Ka3na.

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