Although his time in the Big Brother Naija house ended in controversy, former housemate Faith will not be leaving the show empty-handed. Despite his disqualification on Thursday, October 2, 2025, following a physical altercation with fellow contestant Sultana, organisers have confirmed that the 25-year-old will retain the ₦38 million brand-new Innoson car he won earlier in the week.
Faith’s disqualification came after an argument during a group soap-making task spiralled into a scuffle. According to reports, Sultana arrived late but still insisted on using some of the materials allocated to the team. Faith opposed her move, and the dispute quickly turned physical when both struggled over a bucket of ingredients. The confrontation ended with Sultana sustaining an injury, prompting Big Brother to enforce the show’s zero-tolerance policy on violence.
The decision to send Faith home just days before the finale divided both fans and fellow contestants. While some argued that he broke a core rule and deserved his punishment, others felt the sanction was too harsh given how much effort he had put into the competition.
A day after his exit, an emotional video surfaced showing Faith reunited with his father, who consoled him with words of encouragement:
“Don’t worry, you’re great… you’ve done well, no doubt about that. You are fantastic. We love you. Nobody can truncate your destiny.”
However, online reactions were far less forgiving. Critics on social media accused Faith of arrogance and poor self-control, questioning his temperament and suitability as a public figure. One Instagram user wrote, “Make them give am the basket make he carry am for head dey go house,” while another noted, “He needs to learn to control his anger. Not every situation deserves a reaction.”
Others, however, expressed disappointment that such a promising contestant had sabotaged his journey so close to the end.
Faith, who describes himself as a doctor and augmented reality creator, made a strong impression when he joined the show. Known for his confidence and outspoken personality, he once told viewers:
“I’m not just here for the vibes. I’m here to lead, to stir things up, and to keep viewers glued to their screens.”
He also described himself as competitive, flirty, and loyal, openly declaring his polyamorous lifestyle before the show began.
While Faith’s journey in the house ended abruptly, his story has become one of the most talked-about moments of the season—highlighting once again how Big Brother Naija remains a mirror of personality, pressure, and public judgment.