25/08/2026
This conversation is actually getting interesting because Goddessa, Abi, Bluethopia and Sheba are all seeing the situation from different angles, while Tram, Araga, Yusuf and Chimsom are at the centre of most of the discussion. 😂
From what Goddessa said, Araga apparently told her that he was loyal to her and didn't understand why people suddenly woke up and started making Sheba their problem. Abi also questioned why everything had suddenly become “Sheba, Sheba,” while Goddessa pointed out that Yusuf was the one who started the whole thing.
Then Bluethopia came in with her own take, calling Yusuf manipulative, while Sheba defended her position about the wager and explained that she had only been insisting that they hide their work because, at the end of the day, it is a competition. Abi also brought up her own experience with Yusuf, saying his approach was part of why she reacted strongly last week.
Then somehow, we moved from Yusuf straight to Chimsom. 😂 Bluethopia believes some of the boys don't like Chimsom because they know he is better than them, while Chimsom himself apparently feels that only Goddessa and Sheba genuinely like him in the house. Goddessa and Sheba also believe the boys don't like him but simply won't say it openly.
What I find interesting is that everyone seems to be reading alliances differently. Bluethopia is insisting that she isn't forming an alliance with anybody and that she is still a social butterfly who can move freely around the house. Meanwhile, Goddessa and Sheba are already noticing how people look at them and wondering if others think they are forming a group.
And the funniest part is Goddessa and Sheba calling them “small boys” while Bluethopia is basically saying she will still enter their circle regardless. 😂
Honestly, this is the part of Biggie's house where friendship, strategy, competition and perception start mixing together. Tram, Araga, Yusuf, Sheba, Goddessa, Abi, Bluethopia and Chimsom are all playing different angles, and it will be interesting to see which of these conversations eventually turn into actual moves in the game.