Lagos, Nigeria – October 3, 2025 – In the cutthroat arena of Big Brother Naija Season 10, where alliances shatter and tempers flare, contestant Kuture has emerged as the undisputed king of clapbacks, reigniting a weeks-old beef with a viral taunt that’s left fans in stitches. The bold housemate, whose real name is Kuturejnr, dropped the now-iconic line in a post-show clip: “Bwooooo I for too chop am aje, I go lie for you seh” – a playful yet pointed jab at his former rival Faith, likening the disqualified doctor to a quick-fix pack of Indomie noodles. The video, shared on X amid the show’s explosive finale buzz, has exploded with over 12,000 likes and counting, turning Kuture into a meme machine overnight.
The shade traces back to a heated August confrontation inside the All Stars house, where Faith – a strategic gamer with a flair for drama – clashed with Kuture over perceived slights and game moves. Kuture, unfazed and unfiltered, unleashed a tirade, vowing to “beat [Faith] from now till next year” and dismissing him as “na 2 minutes Indomie you be for me.” The metaphor? Faith was as easy to “devour” as Nigeria’s beloved instant ramen – fast, forgettable, and gone in a flash. Fans ate it up then, with clips racking up millions of views, but Kuture’s latest revival hits different: it’s postmortem pettiness at its finest, served hot after Faith’s shocking eviction this week.
Faith’s downfall was a masterclass in self-sabotage. The 28-year-old medical professional, once a frontrunner with his sharp intellect and alliance-building skills, imploded in a violent altercation with housemate Sultana just days shy of the grand finale. Eyewitness accounts and leaked footage show Faith dragging an item from Sultana during a heated dispute, causing her to stumble and fall – twice – before escalating to physical shoving that left her injured. Big Brother wasted no time: immediate disqualification, forfeiture of all winnings, and a swift exit that stunned viewers who’d rooted for his underdog glow-up. It wasn’t his first red flag – earlier, he yanked a hot pot of Indomie from Imisi’s hands, splashing her with scalding noodles and striking her head with the pan in a fit of rage. Whispers of aggression toward women, from Imisi to Doris (a bottle thrown her way) and now Sultana, painted a pattern that even die-hard stans couldn’t ignore.
Kuture, 25 and hailing from a devout Christian background, has been the house’s chaotic neutral force – equal parts strategist, comic relief, and unapologetic Igbo pride advocate. His big head (a self-proclaimed “flaw” he wears like a crown) and razor-sharp Pidgin roasts have made him a fan favorite, especially after surviving early eviction threats and forming unlikely bonds like his “padi” reconciliation with Faith mid-season. Post-disqualification, Kuture’s mock-fest has X ablaze: “Kuture say Faith nah just 2 minutes indomie😭😂 He go too chop am fast fast,” one user quipped, while another added, “See the way the spineless doctor was begging him, if nah woman now, e go wan beat am.” The irony? Faith once boasted, “You can’t enter where I’ll enter,” only to exit in disgrace, while Kuture sails toward potential victory with his Krusaders fanbase chanting #ForTheKuture.
This Indomie-fueled feud underscores BBNaija’s raw appeal: a pressure cooker of egos where one wrong move turns heroes into punchlines. As the season wraps with finalists like Otega and Thelma in the spotlight, Kuture’s shade reminds us – in the house or out, beef never really cools. Will Faith bounce back with a tell-all, or fade like yesterday’s noodles? Only time (and maybe a comeback season) will tell.
Catch Kuture’s full roast on his X (@Kuturejnr) – and yes, we’re all still laughing. Who’s your pick for the crown? Spill in the comments.