I was poisoned – Phyna

<p>Also, the poll which was meant to show how Khosi was voted winner was not shown last Sunday. The organizers only announced the winner and runner-up without showing the full chart. This is the first time such a thing has happened, especially during the finale.</p>, <p></p>, <p>They claimed that the organizers used Nigerians to boost BBMzansi which started because it failed to thrill their entertainment industry as BBNaija does in Nigeria.</p>, <p>@Sabiradio, “If it wasn’t that evictions were happening in pairs, there may not even have been up to 2 Nigerians in the finale. The elections distracted Nigerians and there’re no regrets. The stakes were high. We hope the Nigerian housemates understand.”</p>, <p>@theAdeolu, “I think the show was majorly for South Africans because it’s not Big Brother 9ja, it’s Big Brother Titans. They just use Nigerians because they wanted to pull a crowd, I guess it didn’t really work though.”</p>, <p>Some viewers of the show opined that the maiden edition being held in South Africa was a way to boost BBMzansi which they claimed did not get the buzz as BBNaija. Although it is uncertain if there will be a new season of BBMzansi and BBNaija, some have said that BBTitans showcased more of South African culture than Nigeria.</p>, <p>@iamthommie, “The opening ceremony, location and other factors also show more of a “South African show” and Nigerians hate being used.”</p>, <p>The first Saturday night party, which was supposed to make viewers anticipate a more beautiful experience every Saturday, was short-lived as viewers called out DJ Deep London over his poor performance during the party.</p>, <p>Fans of the show expected a special fusion of Big Brother Naija and Big Brother Mzansi, especially as Nigerians have had ugly past experiences with the recent xenophobic attacks on some citizens residing in South Africa. Fans expected a display of both cultures during activities in the house but could notice that the housemates struggled to adapt to each other’s culture.</p>, <p>Skin goddess, “A