Sultex, a dancer and choreographer, was known for his energetic personality and dance skills during his stay in the BBNaija house.
By Kehinde Okeowo
Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 11 housemates, Sultan Aregbe-Obanikoro, better known as Sultex, and Lovette Okechukwu Amaka, aka Goddessa, have been evicted from the “Show Ya Sef” house.
The evictions, which came five weeks after the reality TV show commenced, were announced by host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu during the live eviction show on Sunday, bringing their stay in the ‘Show Ya Sef’ house to an end.
The two housemates were among those put up for possible eviction in the latest week of the competition, alongside other nominated contestants.
Sultex polled 4.77 per cent of the votes, Goddessa received 5.02 per cent, whilst Bells, who escaped eviction, recorded 5.22 per cent.
Their departures leave 17 housemates still competing for the grand prize as the reality show enters another stage.
Sultex and Goddessa’s evictions come after Martins, Mercedes, Kamsy, and Cassi were previously sent out of the competition, while Neche left the house voluntarily.
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Sultex, a Lagos-based dancer, choreographer, casting director, and filmmaker, became known for his energetic personality and dancing skills during his stay in the BBNaija House.
He emerged as the Most Influential Player of the Week in Week Three, earning immunity from the following eviction and a tablet as part of the reward.
However, his final days in the house were dominated by confrontations with Bells and Yusuf.
On her part, Goddessa, a musician from Arochukwu, Abia State, entered the house with the hope of showcasing her personality and advancing her music career.
She later became involved in several relationships and disagreements during her stay, particularly her strained relationship with Araga.
The Season 11 edition of BBNaija premiered on July 26, 2026, with 24 housemates jostling for a grand prize of ₦160 million.
