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BBNaija 7: Hermes is week 2's Head of House


 The two-round HOH games saw the professional dancer emerge HOH while Chichi and Dotun won the week's Tails.

As winner of the games, the housemate has won immunity not just for himself but for the level one house. He also reserves the sole right to nominate five housemates from the level two house for possible evictions this weekend. His fellow housemates are allowed to suggest level two housemates.

Bringing in a new twist, Dotun and Chichi emerge tail of the house.

Chichi had the least performance in the game and as such, that earned her the House of Tail.

Unlike Chichi, Dotun didn’t fail at his tasks. He only flaunted Biggie’s rule as he mishandle his microphone during the game.

Biggie meted on him the HOT as his punishment.

Last week  we recall Eloswag to be the the first HOH.

The 24 housemates who were divided into two and kept in separate rooms came together for their first game.

As always, the 24 housemates were put through several tasks to determine the winner.

Eloswag emerged victorious as he won the two different tasks Biggie gave to them.

They played a game where cashew nuts from a bottle had to be placed inside a bowl.

Eloswag finished on time and as such, won the title of first Head of House.

As the HOH, Eloswag enjoyed lots of privileges.

The reality star enjoyed bragging rights, immunity from this week’s eviction, and immunity for their level. As the winner, he gained immunity from other housemates at the same level.

Biggie also introduced a new title known as Tail of House.

He made the announcement known during the Head of House games at the arena.

According to Biggie, the worst performing housemate during the games would be crowned Tail of House.

This is the first time that such a title would be awarded to any participant since the inception of the show.


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