Martins Iyeh has been evicted from the Big Brother Naija Season 11 show, becoming the first housemate to leave the competition while Mercedes emerged as the second housemate to be evicted from the House.
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The 30-year-old visual storyteller and model from Kogi State and the 26-year-old entrepreneur, massage therapist, and concierge CEO, were evicted during Sunday night’s live show.
Martins and Mercedes were among the 24 contestants introduced when the 11th season of the reality TV show premiered on July 26. The season, themed “Everything Is For The Taking” and also known as “Show Ya Sef”, has a record N160 million prize package at stake, including N100 million in cash and an SUV.
A creative director, visual storyteller and model, Martins entered the house hoping to use the platform to showcase his personality and creativity to a wider audience. He also identified basketball among his interests and jokingly described mind reading as one of his hidden talents.
At the start of his BBNaija journey, Martins told viewers that he was primarily interested in having fun and making the most of his time in the house.
“I came here to have fun,” he said during his introduction.
During his short stay, Martins became part of a group of housemates who bonded from the early days of the competition. He was also involved in conversations and social activities that shaped the early dynamics of the season.
His birthday was celebrated in the house shortly after the launch, with fellow housemates organising a special gathering for him. Mercedes also entertained him with a performance during the celebration, while other housemates offered prayers and goodwill messages.
The eviction comes as the competition enters its third week, with the second week producing a large pool of nominees. Sixteen housemates initially faced possible eviction after Head of House Sheba saved Chimsom Chuka, while Aikou and Flora remained protected as the season’s Gambits.
The Season 11 housemates are now left to compete in weekly tasks, nominations and evictions as they continue their bid for the N160 million prize package.
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