Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) has a zero-tolerance policy for violence, misconduct, and repeated disobedience.
Over 11 seasons, nine housemates have been asked to leave before eviction night or have been evicted.
With Keivo’s exit in Season 11, here is the updated list, starting with the most recent:
1. Keivo (Season 11, 2026)
Keivo is the latest housemate to leave Big Brother’s house. He was officially disqualified on Tuesday after an altercation with Tram on Monday night. His eviction came just days after Nomy’s disqualification.
2. Nomy (Season 11, 2026)
Nomy was disqualified on Monday after refusing to wear the ‘benchwarmer’ outfit, assigned as punishment for finishing last in the Head of House challenge. She was the only housemate to finish last. Big Brother cited repeated disobedience to house rules as the reason for her removal.
3. Faith (Season 10, 2025)
Faith was disqualified immediately after a physical altercation with housemate Sultana during a skincare task rehearsal. The fight left Sultana with a twisted ankle.
4. Beauty Tukura (Season 7, 2022)
Beauty was sent home for aggressive behaviour. During an argument, she threw her wig and glasses at a fellow housemate. Her exit reinforced Biggie’s stance against physical misconduct.
5. Erica (Season 5, 2020)
Erica was disqualified for multiple rule breaches, including abusive language and repeated disrespect for house rules, despite several warnings.
6. Tacha (Season 4, 2019)
Tacha was removed from the house after a physical fight with Mercy Eke that involved pushing and hair-pulling. The incident became one of BBNaija’s most controversial moments.
7. Khloe and K-Brule (Season 3, 2018)
Both housemates were disqualified in the same season after accumulating three strikes. Their offences included aggressive behaviour and physical confrontations with other housemates.
8. Kemen (Season 2, 2017)
Kemen was the first major disqualification in BBNaija history. He was removed for sexually inappropriate touching of fellow housemate TBoss while she was asleep. The case set the precedent for how seriously Big Brother treats consent violations.
Since Kemen’s disqualification in 2017, Big Brother has maintained a strict code of conduct. Physical violence, sexual misconduct, aggressive behaviour, and repeated disobedience have all led to instant removal.