A recent altercation between Big Brother Naija housemates, Sultana and Faith, has led to concerns over Sultana’s health. The incident, which occurred on Thursday morning, resulted in Sultana falling and twisting her ankle, as well as injuring her hand. Following the altercation, Faith was disqualified from the reality show on Thursday evening due to her violent conduct.
The clash between the two housemates has raised questions about the well-being of Sultana, who has hinted at possible internal bleeding. On Friday, Sultana confided in her love interest, Jason Jae, about her concerns, stating that she was experiencing unusual bleeding despite having finished her period two weeks ago. She also mentioned that the discharge was of a different color, prompting her to suspect internal bleeding.
Sultana expressed her discomfort, saying, “My wrist hurts, I want to see Biggie. I think I’m having internal bleeding.” Jason Jae responded with concern, asking if she was serious, and Sultana replied, “Yes. I finished my period two weeks ago. Now I’m seeing my cycle again and it’s not the same color. And I have blood shot in my hand.” Jason advised her to consult the reality show’s medical team for a thorough evaluation.
The incident highlights the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of contestants in reality TV shows. The Big Brother Naija management has taken steps to address the situation, having already disqualified Faith for her actions. Sultana’s health concerns will likely be closely monitored by the show’s medical team to prevent any further complications.
As the reality show continues, the incident serves as a reminder of the potential risks and consequences of physical altercations in competitive environments. The situation will likely be watched closely by fans and viewers, who will be eager to learn about Sultana’s condition and any subsequent developments. The priority, however, remains the health and safety of the contestants, and it is essential that the show’s management takes all necessary measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
