The drama in Big Brother Naija Season 10 reached fever pitch after the house’s first pool party ended in a storm of heated arguments, emotional outbursts, and near-physical altercations involving several housemates including Otega, Imisi, Jason Jae, Rooboy, Victory, Koyin, and Denari.
What started as a lively celebration by the pool quickly descended into tension when Otega, who had been assigned grill duty, lashed out at other housemates for leaving him to handle the barbecue alone.
Otega claimed he did not get the chance to enjoy the party or eat, only for some housemates to confront him over how he allegedly served larger meat portions to select female housemates.
The situation escalated when Mensan and Victory accused Otega of being biased with the meat. In retaliation, Otega refused to share the remaining grilled chicken, prompting a confrontation that almost turned violent.
Jason Jae, who attempted to mediate, ended up getting dragged into the fracas, narrowly avoiding a physical fight with Victory.
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Meanwhile, tensions boiled over in the kitchen as Imisi clashed with Koyin and Rooboy over unwashed pots. Speaking in Yoruba, Imisi reportedly threatened to stab both housemates during the shouting match, sending shockwaves across the house.
The argument was linked to earlier tensions, where Imisi was accused—falsely—of throwing Thelma’s clothes into a basin.
Despite the gang-up, Imisi stood her ground and confronted her accusers, including Sultana, Gigi, and others. Many viewers online have praised her boldness, rejecting claims that she is playing a “pity card.”
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The multiple confrontations have exposed deep cracks in house alliances and are fueling debates across social media, with hashtags like #BBNaijaS10, #OtegaVsHouse, and #ImisiTheDefender trending.
As the house enters its next phase, fans are watching closely to see whether Big Brother will intervene with warnings or strikes, and whether the brewing tension will explode into something more serious.
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