Sultex and Goddessa are the fifth and sixth housemates of Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 11 to be evicted from the show. The duo were shown the door on Sunday night, August 30, during the weekly live eviction show.

Sultex, who earned the lowest vote total with 4.77 per cent, was the first name out of the mouth of host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu. The name of Goddessa, with 5.02 per cent, came soon afterwards for ejection from the “Show Ya Sef” house. But Bells, who polled 5.22 per cent, narrowly escaped ouster on what turned out to be a double eviction night.

How the viewers voted ⬇️ #Bigbrothernaija #BBNaija11 #BBNaijaS11 #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/0NOuS2cEAl

— BOUNCE (@bouncenetworks) August 30, 2026

On the show, Sultex, a professional dancer, was known for his energetic presence, and his skills shone through in Week 3, when a dance-themed wager task saw him guide his housemates to a rare wager victory.

He definitely didn’t see that coming.#Bigbrothernaija #BBNaija11 #BBNaijaS11 #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/iE1xzSldYH

— BOUNCE (@bouncenetworks) August 30, 2026

But his stay in the house wasn’t always smooth. Sultex had several heated clashes, the most intense of which involved Bells and Yusuf and reportedly included spitting and threats to life. Minutes before his exit, Big Brother placed Sultex on Behaviour Probation with a Final Warning over repeated threatening remarks toward fellow housemates, describing his conduct as “extremely dangerous.”

This scary to watch.
In a heated fight between Yusuf , Sultex and Bells.🤛🏾
Sultex spite on Yusuf, He said he will unalive him and he will just sit his eyes will be swallowing without him knowing the cause.
Bells physically touched Sultex. Yusuf stood up for himself. #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/iRUBt6cki5

— RainyZionn (@Rainyzionn) August 29, 2026

BREAKING NEWS: Big Brother has issued warnings and punishments following repeated breaches of house rules.

Oyin and Chimsom Chuka were sanctioned for damaging or attempting to damage house property, while Abi and Keivo will miss the Pool Party after pouring water on their… pic.twitter.com/OA0kzyl0U7

— Big Brother Naija (@BBNaija) August 30, 2026

Goddessa was also a memorable character on the show, with her on-and-off relationship with Araga becoming a major talking point through the first five weeks. She often left housemates, viewers, and Araga himself confused about the nature of their relationship. After her eviction, she told Ebuka that she genuinely liked Araga but felt he was too demanding and kept forgetting that he was on a show where he needed to play the game.

Ebuka: “I’ve been dying to ask. What was it with you and Araga? Do you care about him?”

Goddessa: “I care about him, but I think he’s a very demanding man. I don’t want to be somebody’s journey. I don’t want it to be like people remember me before they remember you.” pic.twitter.com/2AAzIQyLen

— BOUNCE (@bouncenetworks) August 30, 2026

Soon after Goddessa’s exit, things turned chaotic inside the house after Ebuka put Temi Nkem on the spot, asking her to clarify who she was referring to when she used the phrase “local birds” in a private conversation. When she admitted she meant Oyin and Flora, all hell broke loose. Blindsided by the reveal in front of the entire house, Oyin and Flora cornered Temi as soon as the live show ended, demanding she explain herself and account for calling them “local.”

Temi Nkem called Flora and Oyin local girls👀
#Bigbrothernaija #BBNaija11 #BBNaijaS11 #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/KD6ucyjgT1

— BOUNCE (@bouncenetworks) August 30, 2026

The argument didn’t stay on the surface for long. It quickly turned personal, dragging in questions of background, accent and authenticity, with housemates trading barbs over who was genuinely speaking in their own voice versus who was putting on “London English” for the cameras. Accusations of posturing flew in both directions, each side insisting the other was the one performing for viewers rather than being real. Threats followed, with both camps vowing to “show each other who is who” in the house, and other housemates had to physically step in to keep the confrontation from turning physical.

The chaos hadn’t settled by the time Ebuka staged one final scare, pretending there was another eviction to announce and asking the remaining nominees to stand. He struggled to get the housemates — still mid-shouting — to quiet down long enough for the moment to land. When he finally revealed that all of them were safe for the week, the shouting resumed almost immediately, and Ebuka was left unable to properly close out the show or bid the house goodbye.