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DJ FLo and Rhuthiee (FLORUISH) have been evicted from the season 9 ‘No loose Guard’ edition of the Big Brother Naija Show.

They were evicted on Sunday, August 18, 2024, after their fellow house mates voted them out. FLORUISH, STREEZE, RADICALS, and BETA were nominated for eviction by the viewers.

Custodians WANNI x HANDI were only able to save one pair and they chose BETA. FLORUISH are now the fourth pair of housemates to be evicted from the show after STREEZE, NDI NNE, and TAMI.

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