Bells, Yusuf, and Chimsom Chuka Exit Big Brother Naija Season 11
Omoyeni Olabode

The eighth live eviction show of Big Brother Naija Season 11, themed "Show Ya Sef", delivered a massive shakeup on Sunday, September 20, 2026, as 22-year-old student Isabella “Bells” Imoh was evicted alongside fellow contestants Yusuf Muhammed-Awal and Chimsom Chuka.
Host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu announced the triple exit as the reality show approached its final phase. Bells, who captured audience attention through her energetic presence and dynamic relationship with Yusuf, recorded 6.57 percent of the public vote, while Yusuf secured 6.77 percent and former two-time Head of House Chimsom Chuka received 6.90 percent, bringing their journey to an end as fellow nominee Tram survived with 7.56 percent.
The triple departure leaves only ten housemates competing alongside civil engineer Barry, who secured immunity and guaranteed his place in the finale after winning the Week Eight Head of House challenge. With the remaining housemates advancing into the home stretch, the race for the ₦160 million grand prize package grows increasingly intense.
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