adminThis was confusing because most of them had nominated him and obviously wanted him out of the game.
Talk about crocodile tears.
As much as Bolt was the man they all loved to hate, he will be missed by his housemates because he brought something nobody else did, directness.
Oneal, Sulu and Angelo were left wondering who the next person to be evicted will be. Angelo reaffirmed that the game is getting even tougher as more people get evicted.
Fatima and Elikem were very grateful to the fact that they have one more week and one more chance to prove themselves and can still enjoy the game. They acknowledged Natasha’s ability to elude eviction for four weeks in a row.
“She is quite a strong character and has staying power,” Elikem had once said to Bolt and Fatima.
Oneal told Fatima and Elikem that he had sat with Bolt on Saturday night and he was so sure that he would make it to the end. Boom! Come Sunday he was gone.
It goes to show that nothing is ever set in stone on The Chase. Have a safe trip Bolt.
Here is how Africa voted this week. We say goodbye to Bolt (Sierra Leone) and Maria (Namibia).
Angola: Pokello
Botswana: Dillish
Ghana: Pokello
Kenya: Annabel
Ethiopia: Dillish
Malawi: Natasha
Namibia: Maria
Nigeria: Dillish
South Africa: Pokello
Sierra Leone: Bolt
Tanzania: Annabel
Uganda: Annabel
Zambia: Hakeem
Zimbabwe: Pokello
Rest of Africa: Dillish
Total: Pokello = 4; Dillish = 4; Annabel =3, Natasha = 1, Hakeem = 1, Bolt = 1, Maria = 1.
Please Note: The tie breaker rules were applied to Maria, Natasha, Bolt and Hakeem as they each had one popularity vote, the housemates with the lowest average percentage across all countries are Bolt and Maria.
(Total: 15 Votes)
Weekly Winners:
DStv Walka : Gwendoline Matura- South Africa,
Uhuru Tablet: Julie Njambi – Kenya
HD PVR Winner: Maria Serombo- Namibia.
I am a responsible person: Sulu
OVER the past few weeks a lot of hoo hah has been made of Sulu’s drunken antics in The Chase.
But on Sunday the Zambian made use of his nomination dairy session to defend himself to Africa and clear-up any misconceptions that people may have about him. “I made a mistake,” said the bubbly Ruby lad about having manhandled Selly at last week’s Channel O Party. The aforementioned incident subsequently led to him being handed his first strike by Biggie.
The Chasemate said that he felt remorseful about his actions and that is not the kind of person that he is. “I know myself, I am a responsible person,” he insisted. Biggie accepted his statement and wished him well as he exited the diary room.
Over the past weeks his fellow Rubies have all shared concern about how Sulu becomes different person when he is drunk. His drunken antics were the very reason that his fellow housemates had initially put him up for eviction last week. Luckily for him, Head of the House Feza saved him and nominated Pokello in his place. So he is safe for now.
But if he carries on with his boozing ways he is sure to find himself being put on the chopping block again. Could it be time for the Zambian to consider cutting down on booze? After all, they say once good boy goes bad he never goes back. So stay good Sulu, Africa is watching you.
Stay tuned to DStv channels 197 and 198 for all your Big Brother Africa The Chase action or catch the daily shows on AfricaMagic Entertainment/DStv channel 150) at 20:00 CAT. — DStv.
Online Reporter