In the endless echo chamber of Big Brother Naija’s shade factory, where evicted housemates spill tea hotter than housemate hot tubs, Denari has cranked up the drama with a confession that’s got #BBNaijaS10 fans dissecting every eye-roll and alliance bust. On September 18, 2025, during the same explosive episode of Doyin David’s Doyin’s Corner podcast that saw him crown Dede the “most boring housemate,” the 28-year-old Lagos realtor turned the spotlight on two firebrands who pushed his buttons to the breaking point: Faith and Imisi. “Faith and Imisi drove me crazy in the house,” he vented in the clip, his face a mix of exasperation and hindsight hilarity, as co-guest Tracy nodded along like she’d been there too. For Denari, it wasn’t just petty clashes—it was a full-on sanity siege that had him questioning his wildcard entry from the jump.
The viral snippet, shared by Metro Naija on X, captures Denari mid-rant, gesturing wildly as he unpacks the chaos. Faith—the 23-year-old Abuja marketer with her unfiltered quips and “no-filter-needed” vibe—apparently grated with her bold energy, turning group chats into gladiator arenas. “Faith would just say anything, no brakes, and it would spiral,” he implied, tying it to iconic house moments like her infamous “spill the tea” sessions that left alliances in tatters. Imisi, the 26-year-old Ogun State creative with her sharp wit and strategic shade, fared no better in his book: “Imisi’s moves? Calculated, but they had me second-guessing everything—girl’s a chess master in drama’s clothing.” Denari, who entered Week 3 as part of the “strategic six” and bonded over late-night strategy huddles, admitted the duo’s dynamic duo act amplified the house’s pressure cooker, making his six-week stint feel like a eternity of emotional whiplash. “They tag-teamed the vibes—Faith with the fire, Imisi with the ice—and boom, sanity gone.”
This isn’t isolated shade; it’s sequel to Denari’s earlier podcast bombshell calling out Dede’s “happy dates” as her only spark, proving he’s on a post-eviction truth tour. Inside the house, Faith and Imisi were no strangers to friction: Faith’s clash with Vina over “territory” in Week 4 had viewers shipping popcorn, while Imisi’s subtle digs at “overplayers” like Denari himself fueled diary room gold. Denari’s exit—voted out amid whispers of “too quiet”—left him with grudges to air, and this duo topped the list. “I respect the game, but whew, they tested me,” he laughed it off, but the subtext screams unresolved beef, especially with Imisi still in the running as a dark horse for the finale.
X ignited like a gen-set in traffic, with Metro Naija’s post exploding to 7,800+ views, 123 likes, and a reply thread that’s pure Naija commentary. “Denari spilling facts! Faith and Imisi na wahala twins—house go mad without them tho 😂,” one user cackled, while a Faith stan fired back: “He say drove him crazy? Na we outside dey crazy for more Faith content! #VoteFaith.” Imisi’s supporters piled on with memes of her signature eye-roll captioned “When Denari thinks he’s strategic,” racking up 20+ quotes. The discourse deepened into house psychology: “Denari’s just mad they outplayed him—classic evicted ego,” sniped a thread with 50 replies, linking it to broader BBNaija tropes of “crazy-making” queens who dominate without apology. Even neutrals weighed in: “Faith + Imisi = the real Biggie energy. Denari, take the L and laugh.”
Denari’s double diss fits BBNaija’s post-show pattern—think past seasons where Tacha dragged Mercy or Ebuka’s grill sessions unearthed grudges. With Season 10’s theme of “strategic survival” amplifying mind games, his rant humanizes the housemates’ unseen toll: what looks like entertainment from the couch is a 24/7 mental marathon. Faith, still slaying with her “unbothered” arcs, and Imisi, weaving webs with quiet cunning, embody the queens who thrive on the edge—driving others crazy, but keeping viewers hooked. As Denari wrapped, “It was wild, but I’d do it again… minus them,” it’s clear: in BBNaija’s madhouse, “crazy” is just code for unforgettable. Will this rally votes for the duo or bury Denari in backlash? One thing’s sure—his podcast therapy just made eviction night must-watch TV all over again.