Barely a week after her unceremonious boot from the Big Brother Naija Season 10 house, Tracy Okafor isn’t holding back on the grudges that simmered behind Biggie’s cameras. In a fiery post-eviction interview that’s set X ablaze, the 26-year-old entrepreneur and former Head of House challenger confessed a burning wish: “I wish I could disqualify and evict Mensan myself.” The outburst, dropped during a no-holds-barred chat with host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, has reignited house drama, pulling back the curtain on cliques, skipped duties, and the “mentally exhausting” vibes that pushed her to the edge.
Tracy’s eviction alongside Denari last Sunday marked the end of Week 7’s nail-biter, where 14 housemates stared down the chopping block. But her live show exit interview was pure fireworks. When Ebuka pressed on her mid-week meltdown—where she openly begged to leave the house—Tracy laid it bare: the relentless pressure, fractured alliances, and one housemate’s antics had her “done.” Singling out Mensan, the LLB graduate and self-proclaimed “most influential” player who’s dodged eviction bullets with immunity cards and strategic saves, Tracy didn’t mince words. “Mensan was always skipping group meetings, leaking chats outside our circle—it was sabotage,” she fumed, referencing his “house snail” tag for lackluster tasks and a infamous bedwetting mishap that had housemates side-eyeing his reliability. Her disqualification fantasy? A nod to Biggie’s rulebook, where rule-breakers like leakers or no-shows can get the boot—something Tracy clearly felt Mensan deserved more than her.
The beef traces back to Week 3, when Tracy clinched interim HoH glory in a grueling arena challenge, outpacing Mensan, Denari, Kaybobo, and Jason Jae. But cracks formed fast: Mensan, saved multiple times by HoH perks (including Zita’s Tree of Trinkets nod in Week 4), clashed with Tracy over “Most Influential” duties and group dynamics. Tensions boiled over in Week 6, with Ivatar’s separate accusation of Mensan “touching her inappropriately” adding fuel to the fire—though Tracy’s gripe stayed laser-focused on his “lazy” leadership lapses. “The house was mentally exhausting because of stuff like that,” Tracy admitted, echoing her earlier plea to exit. “I gave my all—leadership growth, tasks—but some people just dragged everyone down.”
Fans are divided, with #EvictMensan spiking on X as clips of Tracy’s rant go viral. Supporters hail her as the “realest evictee yet,” flooding timelines with “Tracy said what we all thinking—Mensan out!” One user posted, “From HoH queen to eviction shade master. Mensan, your snail pace is catching up! 🐌 #BBNaijaS10.” Detractors, however, call it sour grapes: “Tracy’s just mad she couldn’t save herself. Mensan’s strategic— that’s the game.” The drama ties into broader Week 7 chaos, including double evictions and no-immunity twists that spared Mensan yet again, leaving 17 housemates in the fray for the N150 million pot.
Now outside Biggie’s walls, Tracy’s channeling the fire into her brand. The Anambra-born beauty entrepreneur, who charmed viewers with her mispronounced “conversation” flubs and bold task plays, teased post-show plans: “More business drops, maybe a podcast spilling more tea.” But on Mensan? No love lost. “If I had the power, he’d be gone yesterday,” she laughed, hinting at unfinished beef if their paths cross at the reunion.
As BBNaija S10 hurtles toward its finale, Tracy’s eviction unpacks the season’s raw underbelly—where strategy meets pettiness, and wishes for disqualifications hit harder than votes. Catch the full interview on the BBNaija YouTube channel, and tune in Sundays for more live evictions. Mensan, consider this your wake-up call: the house watches, and so does Nigeria.