Blood is a specialized bodily fluid that circulates through
the circulatory system of humans and many other animals. It is composed of
various components, including cells, plasma, and proteins, all suspended in a
liquid matrix.
The main components of blood include:
Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes): These cells are the most
abundant and give blood its red color. Their primary function is to carry
oxygen from the lungs to tissues throughout the body. Red blood cells contain
hemoglobin, a protein that binds with oxygen and enables its transport.
White Blood Cells (Leukocytes): These cells play a crucial
role in the body's immune system. They help defend against infections and
diseases by identifying and eliminating pathogens, producing antibodies, and
coordinating immune responses. There are different types of white blood cells,
each with specific functions.
Platelets (Thrombocytes): Platelets are cell fragments
involved in blood clotting. When a blood vessel is damaged, platelets aggregate
at the site to form a clot, preventing excessive bleeding and promoting wound
healing.
Plasma: Plasma is the liquid component of blood, making up
about 55% of its total volume. It is a yellowish fluid that consists mostly of
water, electrolytes (such as sodium and potassium), hormones, waste products,
nutrients, and proteins.
Proteins: Blood contains various proteins, including
albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen. Albumin helps maintain the osmotic balance
and transports substances like hormones and fatty acids. Globulins are involved
in immune responses. Fibrinogen is essential for blood clotting, as it converts
to fibrin, forming a mesh-like structure that helps seal wounds.
The composition of blood can vary slightly depending on the
individual's age, health, and specific conditions. Blood serves vital functions
in the body, including oxygen and nutrient transport, waste removal, immune
defense, and maintaining homeostasis.
Photo: Blood lines | Image credit: Getty Images
Why Blood is important to the Body
Blood is a vital component of the human body and plays
several crucial roles in maintaining overall health and functioning. Here are
some reasons why blood is important for the body system:
Oxygen Transport: Blood carries oxygen from the lungs to all
the cells in the body. Oxygen is necessary for cellular respiration, a process
that generates energy for various bodily functions. Red blood cells contain a
protein called hemoglobin that binds with oxygen and transports it throughout
the body.
Nutrient Delivery: Blood transports nutrients, such as
glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, to different tissues
and organs. These nutrients are essential for growth, repair, and the normal
functioning of cells.
Waste Removal: Blood carries metabolic waste products, such
as carbon dioxide, urea, and other toxins, away from cells and organs to be
eliminated from the body. The circulatory system transports these waste
products to organs like the lungs, kidneys, and liver for filtration and
excretion.
Immune Response: Blood contains white blood cells
(leukocytes) that are integral to the body's immune system. They help defend
against infections, diseases, and foreign invaders by identifying and
destroying pathogens, producing antibodies, and coordinating immune responses.
Temperature Regulation: Blood helps regulate body
temperature. When the body overheats, blood vessels in the skin dilate,
allowing heat to be released through the skin in a process called vasodilation.
In contrast, when the body is cold, blood vessels constrict to conserve heat,
known as vasoconstriction.
pH Balance and Homeostasis: Blood helps maintain the body's
pH balance, keeping it within a narrow range for optimal functioning. It
contains buffers that prevent sudden changes in acidity or alkalinity. Blood
also plays a crucial role in maintaining overall homeostasis by regulating
fluid balance, electrolyte levels, and hormone distribution.
Clotting and Wound Healing: Platelets, a type of blood cell,
are responsible for clot formation, which prevents excessive bleeding when
blood vessels are damaged. The clotting process, known as coagulation, involves
a series of complex reactions that lead to the formation of a fibrin clot. This
process is vital for wound healing and preventing infections.
These are just a few examples of the importance of blood in
the body system. Blood is a dynamic and intricate medium that supports various
physiological processes, making it essential for overall health and survival.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially declared Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd May 2022 as Public Holidays to mark this year's Workers' Day and EIdul-Fitr Celebrations.
The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Interior, Dr Shuaib Belgore disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday night in Abuja.
He said the Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government.
The statement congratulated workers across the country on this year's celebration.
"Ogbeni Aregbesola commended workers for their hard work, diligence and sacrifice, noting that their efforts are largely responsible for the greatness of the country and the respect Nigeria now commands in the comity of nations.
"Labour is the very essence of humanity. We are alive because we work and only the dead is incapable of working" , the statement added.
The minister enjoined workers to imbibe the culture of productivity, saying "the end of work is productivity. It is productivity that leads to the satisfactory provision of goods and services and wealth creation. It is, therefore, the path to national and individual prosperity".
He urged workers to raise the bar of their trade-in line with the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration's drive to rev up the vehicle of governance and make all Nigerians derive maximum benefit from the nation.
"The Minister also congratulates all Muslims for the successful completion of the holy month of Ramadan.
Ogbeni Aregbesola calls on all Muslims to imbibe and practice the virtues of kindness, love, tolerance, peace, self-denial, sacrifice and good neighbourliness, as exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him).
"The self-restraint, self-denial, sacrifice and deep spiritual consciousness that accompanied the fasting period should not end but be maintained and improved upon, in order to be a better person and true worshipper", the minister advised all Muslims.
Alongside, the minister expressed confidence that the security challenges in some parts of the country will soon be a thing of the past, noting that the government is putting determined efforts and all necessary measures in place for Nigerians to enjoy unfettered peace all around.
He assured Nigerians that the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is fully committed to the security of life and property of every citizen and foreigners alike.
Organizers of the yearly New Man Gospel Writing Contest have officially announced the winners of the 2023 edition of the Gospel contest.
Photo: President of The New Man Movement, Mr. Nelson Vincent Ayomitunde
In an official press release on the organisation’s Website, which was made available to Daily News Report, the President of the New Man Movement, Mr Nelson Vincent Ayomitunde expressed his gratitude to God for the successful completion of the 2023 edition of the Gospel Writing contest.
According to the press release, the winners of the 2023 edition of the contest are - Teriba Korede Michael (Poetry Category), Jude Mark Samuel (Prose Category), Iheme Favour Chioma (Article Category) and Lois Ayomide Olusegun (Drama Category).
While congratulating the winners, Mr Nelson Vincent appreciated the efforts of the writers in the contest from putting pen to paper, down to the online website voting stage by the shortlisted entries. He also commended the skill, exemplary choice of words and the overall adherence of the writers to the theme of the contest.
The 2023 contest which was themed “Unashamed of the Gospel” was inspired by Scriptures in Romans 1:16 and collected submissions from across Nigeria between 31st January, 2023 and 1st March, 2023.
Since it’s launch in 2017, the New Man Gospel Writing Contest has been a yearly project organised by the New Man Movement. Today, the writing contest has evolved to recognise the efforts and excellence of Christian writers and creatives, show them to the world and ultimately preach the gospel of Christ through creative writing.
Kerux Academic Institute (KAI), a nonprofit mentorship program for teenagers/young people is committed to mentoring the next generation of young African/Global Leaders in all spheres of influence. KAI is the brain child of Mr Godspower Oyubu, who is currently working as a Lecturer in the Department of Integrated Science, Delta State College of Education, Mosogar, Nigeria. Mr Godspower Oyubu is a multi-gifted Preacher, Motivational Speaker, Mentor, Life Coach, Prolific Writer, Editor, Project Manager and Human Resource Expert.
Group picture at 2023 KAI Academic Seminar
The 2023 Edition of the KAI Academic Seminar was held on Saturday, 15th of April, 2023 at Avwerosuoghene Ministry Inc. Mosogar, Delta State, Nigeria.
Theme: The Turning Point: Rediscovering The Path To A New Nigeria.
During the welcome address presented by the Director of KAI, Mr Godspower Oyubu, he charged every teenager to take responsibility for their lives and actions. Encouraging every young person present, he said: You are not a product of your locality, you are a product of your mentality! You are not who you are because of where you are, you are who you are because of how you think! He believes the turning point towards building a new Nigeria will begin by rediscovering the true value and worth of education, understanding the significance of building a healthy relationship, and redefining the concept of faith beyond mere religious term. He told the teenagers that faith remains one of the tested and proven attributes that will move them from where they are to where they desire to be.
The key speaker for the Seminar, Dr D.E. Kpomah, the Head of Department of Biochemistry, Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa, Nigeria spoke on the topic: The Principles of Success. He encouraged the teenagers to first discover who they are, what they are good at and then, learn to set time bound goals followed up with rigorous self discipline.
A brief interview session was conducted with a pioneer student of KAI, Miss Claris Oki, an undergraduate student of the department of Journalism and Media Studies, Delta State University of Technology, Ozoro, Nigeria. She passionately shared with everyone present how KAI Mentorship helped her in her first year in the University coming up with a 4.5 GPA in her first semester result in 100L! She accredited her remarkable success to KAI Mentorship and encouraged every young person to join KAI.
Interview session
Interview Session with Miss Claris Oki, a pioneer KAI student
Dr D.E. Kpomah delivering a powerful lecture to teenagers on The Principles of Success
Mr Godspower Oyubu listening attentively during the Session with Dr D.E. Kpomah
KAI Director, Mr Godspower Oyubu and 2023 KAI Representative, Miss Angel Davidson
Miss Angel Davidson sharing her experience at KAI Mentorship during 2023 Academic Seminar
Miss Angel Davidson, who represented the 2023 KAI Students spoke eloquently on the impact of KAI on her own life and that of other teenagers within the last few months. She shared with all present how a friend told her about KAI Mentorship, how she resumed in March and the palpable impact in her life in less than two months. She affirmed the spontaneous turnaround in her academic performance and the professional training she had received also from KAI. Miss Angel concluded her speech by encouraging every young person within Mosogar and outside Mosogar to get involved in KAI as the next generation of local, national and global leaders are sure to arise from Kerux Academic Institute (KAI).
KAI Vision: Mentoring Teenagers/Young People Academically, Professionally and Spiritually
Many students and teenagers confirmed the impact of the Academic Seminar on their perspectives about life! Many are beginning to approach life with optimism and great faith believing they have a quota to contribute to national development and global transformation
Group Picture with Dr D.E
Welcome Note by Mr Godspower Oyubu, KAI Director at 2023 Academic Seminar
This article is a complete guide that directs Students, Staff and Visitors of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), on all they need to know about the School and all the AAUA School Portals - AVERS, Edu Portal, Backreg, Alumni, Hostel/Accommodation and Login procedures.
This article also directs you on how to apply for various AAUA Admission programmes - Direct Entry, Post graduate studies, Degree, Pre degree, Jupeb, Tuition fee breakdown, and how to reset/retrieve your login password in AAUA. To further aide your tour, this article also comes with Photo illustrations of all the AAUA login sites.
Table Of Contents:
Brief history of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko, Ondo State
How to login to AAUA School Portal
How to register/apply for AAUA Post UTME Screening
How to Check your admission on AAUA site
How to create school account and login to AAUA Undergraduate portal (Edu portal)
How to create Avers
How to login to AAUA AVERS
How to login to AAUA Backend/Backreg site
How to apply for AAUA part-time programme and login
How to apply for AAUA Predegree
How to apply for AAUA Post Graduate Studies and Students' Login
How to connect with AAUA Alumni Association.
Video: Watch AAUA Tour Guide And Courses | Video credit: YouTube @Daily News TV
To begin, we shall take you through all of these contents one after the other to give you enough directions and get you farmiliar with all the AAUA login features as explained below.
Here are major Quick details you should know about Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko, Ondo State:
History of AAUA:
Previous Name: Obafemi Awolowo University; adopted in 1982
Current Name: Adekunle Ajasin University Akugba-Akoko; adopted in 1999
First established: Ekiti State, South-West Nigeria; March 1982; 41 years as at 2023
Second Established: Akugba Akoko, Ondo State, South-West Nigeria; : December 1999; 23 years as at 2022
Founder: Pa Michael Adekunle Ajasin (Former Ondo State Gov.)
Motto: For Learning and Service
Type: Public
Vice-Chancellor: Olugbenga E. Ige (2019 -)
Students size: over 20,000 (According to Wikipedia)
Student Union President: Ogunsanmi Kolade Olumide (Comrade Multiple) 2021 - date
Faculty: 8
Department: 51 (as at 2022 Admission)
Location: Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, South-West, Nigeria
Tab 1: Brief history of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko (AAUA):
History of Adekunle Ajasin University:
Adekunle Ajasin University is located in Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, South-West Nigeria.
The story of AAUA is more appropriately told in two phases. It was first established as Obafemi Awolowo University in March 1982 by the government of the old Ondo State, headed by the late Chief Adekunle Ajasin.
Photo: AAUA School Portal Front Page |Credit: AAUA Portal
The School was formerly located in Ekiti State, before it was later moved to its parmanent site in Akungba-Akoko Community, Ondo State, and changed to Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko; in honour of the founder - Pa Adekunle Ajasin.
The school is having three Female Hostels located on Campus and Male Hostels located at Ikare Akoko (the capital of Akugba), and they are available for students to apply for bed space.
After Students have been offered admission via Jamb Caps by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB and the School, such Students will be asked to create account on the School Portal so as to fully get registered and authentic his/her Studentship.
Mission of AAUA:
To be a foremost institution that moves manpower development in the direction of self-apprenticeship; a first-class University in research, knowledge, character and service to humanity.
Vision of AAUA:
To provide knowledge and skills for self-reliance in a conducive environment where teaching, learning and research can take place.
Here is how to navigate on all the AAUA portals and websites:
Tab 2: Here is how to Login to AAUA Official School website/Portal and what to know:
Students are to login with their jamb Registration Number and Surname in BLOCK letters as default Password. You will be asked to change to a new password so at to complete your registration.
The AAUA Post UTME site houses all relevant information as regard all the Departments/Faculties, Cut-Off grades, and mode of Registration.
Tab 4: This is how to check your admission in AAUA:
This is the simple way to check your admission in AAUA:
Once you are done with your post UTME Screening and AAUA begins Admission; to be sure of your Admission process, all Students are requested to check their admission progress on Jamb caps. Once you are admitted, Check all the documents needed in School and log in to the AAUA Admission site to check your admission too.
Photo: Front page of AAUA admission page | Credit: AAUA Portal
4 a. What you need to know about AAUA admission site:
These are the 2 points to know about AAUA Admission:
To login, candidates will be required to enter their valid Jamb Reg Numbers and the Candidates' Admission status will popup with a "Congratulatory Message" and steps to pay admission acceptance fee.
Tab 5: How to create school account and login to AAUA Undergraduate portal {Edu portal}
The undergraduate portal is the site where Students pay for AAUA School fees, do course registration and bio-data registration.
Upon the School's resumption, all newly admitted students will be asked to pay their tuition fees and create Student's bio-data. To pay AAUA school fees and bio-data registration, both new and returning Students are to visit the AAUA undergraduate portal - eduportal.aaua.edu.ng/aug/login.
5 a: Here is how to login to AAUA Edu Portal
How to login to AAUA Eportal | For Returning Students; also known as staylites, you are to:
The site will ask you to provide your bio-data registered Mail, Jamb reg/Matric number, new password and confirmation of new password
Upon successful completion, you already have a new password to login.
Be informed that you can't change your School Portal ussername till you graduate. You can only retrieve your username should you forget.
5. b (II): Here are five major functions to do on AAUA Edu portal as new students/Freshers:
Five things to do on AAUA portal as Freshers/New Student:
Login to your account
Change your default password to a new one of your choice
Pay your tuition fee as specified on your dashboard
Do your Bio-data Registration
Do your Course Registration
5. b (III): Here are three major functions to do on AAUA Edu Portal as Returning Students/Staylites:
Here are three things to do on AAUA portal as Returning Students/Staylites:
Login into your account
Pay your tuition fee
Do your Course reg.
Tab 6: How to create AAUA AVERS:
I know you are curious to know the meaning of AAUA AVERS. AVERS is an acronym for Adekunle Varsity Examination Results, it's an online site where the Management of AAUA uploads the academic records of all Students.
On this same site, each Lecturer of the School do Login to upload results of Students in each of their Courses for each semester. While Students do login to access their results for each registered Course.
AVERS is the only legal means through which all Students in AAUA can access their results. Also, to create Avers, you need to have a valid activated Matriculation number.
A Matriculation number is the 9 digit unique number the School gives to you after completing your Student's Registration, school fee and course registration process.
6 a: Here are six major features of AAUA AVERS:
Six major features of Avers AAUA are:
It's a result portal
Lecturers login to upload Students' results
Students access their results on the site
Students access all their registered courses from 100 level to 400/500 level on the site
Students find their GPA and CGPA on the site. Note that AAUA operates on 5.0 CGPA as.
Students find all carryover Courses on the site.
Photo: Front page of AAUA AVERS | Credit: AAUA Portal
6 b: Here are four basic steps on how to create AAUA AVERS:
Enter your Matric number and your Surname in UPPERCASE as your default password
Upon successful login, Students will be immediately redirected to change their default password to a new password of their choice. After doing that, the system will logout such Students automatically, for a fresh login.
Once you login, Students are to visit the side bars, click on the "profile", enter your email, phono number, Faculty and Department on the spaces provided, then click on update Students'profile to save.
Tab 7: Here is how to login to AAUA Avers:
AAUA Avers | Six basic steps to login to AAUA Avers are:
In case you did not see your registered coures or results on the site, click on "synchronize", after it's done, go back and check the registered coures page. If it persist, visit AAUA ICTAC.
To see your carry over courses, click on the "outdating page" to display if you have carryover or not in the Avers
Tab 8: What is AAUA Backend/Backreg and how to login:
This is all what you need to know about AAUA Backreg/Backend:
Since AAUA is working towards making students have direct and easy access to some of the Students' School needs; hence the need for digitalization of some of the School works come upon the 21st century University as properly called!
The AAUA backend site was lunched in year 2019 for Students and staffs to have access to the following:
Apply and pay for AAUA health centre
Apply and pay for Dean of Student Affair's Journal
Apply and pay for project binding
Apply and pay for AAUA Backreg and adding/deleting for Course Registration. {Though, this features had been scraped from the site and Students are now to visit the School Cafe to do both directly or visit the Edu portal site for the Backreg for Course Registration).
Apply for correction of name/school data
Apply for reactivation of Matric no
Photo: Front page of AAUA backend/Backreg |credit: AAUA Portal
8 a: Here is how to login to AAUA backend/backreg site:
Just like Avers, both Students and Staff of the School will be required to login to AAUA Backend by:
Enter your Matric Number/Staff ID Number as ussername
Enter your valid password
Enter user status; i.e Staff/Student and click login.
Tab 9: Here is how to apply for AAUA part-time programme:
Returning Students are to enter their login details.
Photo: AAUA Post Graduate Front page | Credit: AAUA portal
Tab 12: Here is what to know about AAUA Alumni:
The Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko has created an alumni association to bring together all the old Students of the School.
Photo: Frontpage of AAUA alumni page | Credit: AAUA portal
The goal of AAUA alumni association is to unite the old Students under one umbrella, in a bit to develop the School. To know more or login to AAUA Alumni, click on - AAUA Alumni Page
Here is what you should know about AAUA Accommodation/Bedspace:
AAUA has 3 girls' hostels located on the School Campus and 1 Male hostel, located at Ikare Akoko (capital of Akugba-Akoko).
Seps on how to apply for AAUA accommodation/Bed-Space:
AAUA Hostel/Accommodation| 4 ways on how to apply:
Fresh Students are to create account, while returning Students are to login.
Upon login, click on pay for Accommodation/Bedspace
Follow the prompt to make Payment for your accommodation and check the bedspace allocated to you.
Work and Study Scheme in AAUA
Yes, AAUA has work and Study Scheme, here is what you should know:
The work and study Scheme allows qualified students work for some specific hours and specific jobs in school while undergoing there school studies and get paid too.
This initiative was developed by the then Vice Chancellor of the University - Prof. Femi Mimiko; to support the less-privilege Students. To apply, interested Students are contact the AAUA Dean of Students' Affairs.
Breakdown of AAUA Tuition Fees
Here is the breakdown of Tuition fee payable by Students of each Faculty in AAUA:
Breakdown of AAUA School/Tuition Fee
Art - #100,000 for new students | #80,000 for returning Students to 400 level.
Science - #150,000 for new students, #120,000 for returning Students, and #100,000 for 400 level/500 level final year
The Social Sciences - #150,000 for new students, #120,000 for returning Students, and #100,000 for 400 level/500 level final year Student.
Administration and Management Sciences - #150,000 for new students, #120,000 for returning Students, and #100,000 for 400 level/500 level final year Students.
Law - #150,000 for new students, Retuning Students and Final year Students.
Education - #100,000 for new students, #80,000 for returning Students, and 400 level/500 level final year Students.
Academics in AAUA
Here are the list of Faculties in AAUA:
Adekunle Ajasin University has eight Faculties, headed by respective Dean and Sub-Dean. Below are the 8 Faculties in AAUA:
Faculty of Agriculture
Faculty of Art
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Environmental Design and Management
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Science
Faculty of The Social Sciences
Faculty of Administration and Management Sciences.
Here are all the Departments and list of Courses offered in AAUA:
The school has 51 Departmental coures headed by respective Head of Department. Below are the 51 Departments and courses offered in AAUA:
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Disclaimer: Some of these sites and features are subjected to changes by the AAUA Management, Daily News Report will keep this article updated periodically. Also, be sure to visit the AAUA School information portal for reference via aaua.edu.ng.
The Aspiring Youth Leader for the Osun State Executive Position of the People Democratic Party (PDP), Barr. Onitayo Joseph felicitates with Christian faith to be in the right standing with God as they celebrate this Year's Easter.
Speaking with News Men in Osogbo on Thursday, he charged Christians to emulate the virtues of sacrifice, togetherness, forgiveness, kindness, love, peace, and patience which were attributes and practices of Jesus Christ, as exemplified by His ministry on earth.
Recalling the essence of Easter, Barr. Onitayo noted that God sent His only begotten son to lay down his life, to save humanity from everlasting condemnation. He thus admonished the Christian community to ensure that the chord of brotherhood is never broken. In his words, "let us remember that the Peace and Development of the state lies in the unity and love we show to one another."
He further urged the Youths and all PDP members to see his ambition as a Clarion Call to liberate the Youth and build a desirable future. He noted that Governor Ademola Adeleke is God sent to the state and he needs a viable candidate like him to promote Youth Agenda.
He is confident that his emergence will bring about Progress to the State at large.
This article reveals the winner of the Big Brother Titans [BbTitans] 2023 reality TV show hosted by Africa Magic. It also highlights how the show started, the BbTitans top 6 Housemates, BbTitans eviction trends and what the finale is all about.
The heavily viewed television show, Big Brother Titans is gradually sliding to an end, with Sunday, 2nd April, 2023 as the #BbTitans finale.
After 72 days of immense intrigue, just one housemate would triumph to be made the ultimate Titan.
The winner would likely say goodbye to poverty as he or she will be smiling home with a whopping amount of $100,000 cash prize, including numerous endorsement deals and fame.
How did Big Brother Titans happen?
The show first commenced with 20 housemate; 10 housemates from Nigeria and 10 housemates from South Africa on January 15, 2023 and reached its final week with six housemates left to compete for a grand prize on Sunday, April 2nd.
Recall that the 20 housemates who went into the show consisted of 10 Nigerians, namely: Yvonne, Kanaga Jnr, Jenni O, Ebubu, Marvin, Jaypee, Nana, Blaqboi, Olivia, Yemi Cregx, and 10 South Africans, namely: Tsatsii, Lukay, Yaya, Justin, Thabang, Ipeleng, Mmeli, Nelisa, Juicy Jay and Khosi. They were the first to be introduced into the show on Sunday.
A few days later, the show coordinator, Biggie, during the Thursday night pool party, introduced four more housemates, Blue Aiva, Theo Traw, Sandra and Miracle OP, making it a total of 24. The housemates were Twelve Nigerians and an equal number of South Africans.
How were the BbTitans Housemates evicted?
Eighteen housemates have been evicted so far. Theo Traw and Sandra were the first pair to be evicted in week 2, Lukay and Jaypee were evicted at the end of week 3, while Mmeli and Jenni O were evicted in week 4.
Unlike how the show began, the house now has an equilibrium of six finalists: three Nigerians and three South Africans.
By the end of week 5, two additional housemates, Yaya and Marvin, were evicted.
Week 6 was a fake eviction week, so no housemate was evicted. Four housemates were evicted at the end of week 7: the pair of Juicy Jay and Olivia.
By the end of week 9, three housemates, Nana, Blue Aiva, and Miracle OP, were evicted. Out of the six housemates nominated for possible eviction at week 10, Justin, Blaqboi and Thabang were evicted, leaving Kanaga Jnr, Khosi, and Yvonne to scale through to the finale.
Photo: Big Brother Titans Housemates Top Six Finalists: From Nigeria - Ebubu, Kanaga Jnr, and Yvonne; from South Africa - Khosi, Ipeleng and Tsatsii. | Image credit: BBTitans
Different from how the show began, the house now has six finalists.
Meet the top six Big Brother Titans Finalists
These are the top six Big Brother Titans Housemates at the final stage: Ebubu, Kanaga Jnr, Yvonne, Khosi, Ipeleng and Tsatsii.
Name - Ebubu | Country - Nigeria | Gender - Male
Name - Kanaga Jnr | Country - Nigeria | Gender - Male
Name - Yvonne | Country - Nigeria | Gender - Female
Name - Khosi | Country - South Africa | Gender - Female
Name - Ipeleng | Country - South Africa | Gender - Female
Name: Tsatsii | Country - South Africa | Gender - Female.
During their stay in the Big Brother house, viewers were given the privilege of deciding who stayed and who got evicted. At the end of the 72 days on the show, a winner will be crowned through popularity votes by viewers.
Who is the Winner of Bbtitans 2023?
This is the winner of Big Brother Titans [predictions]: With two days to the end of the show, the winner of the ultimate prize seems unpredictable.
However, evicted female housemate Blue Aiva, in her latest interview with RayzTV Vlog on Instagram, rooted for Kanaga Jnr.
She said: “He’s a powerful individual. We’ve always encouraged each other. Kanaga deserves to win. Kanaga is the BEST.”
Another evicted housemate, Thabang, picked Tsatsii to be the winner.
Photo: Big Brother Titans Complete Housemates for 2023 Reality Show | Image credit: Africa Magic
He said during a media tour after the eviction last week: “To win, I’m supporting Tsatsii.”
During an Instagram live session, former BbNaija winner Phyna said, “I want a female to win BBTitans. If one checks the history of BBNaija, it has been won mostly by men. It is time for women to take over and win back-to-back.”
Famous Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson in a post on her Instagram story, drew support for Nigerian housemate, Yvonne Godswill.
Similarly, actress Adesua Etomi Wellington, wife of Banky W has declared support for Nigerian housemate and actor Kanaga Jnr via her Instagram story, saying, “Loved working with him on MTV Shuga, a solid young man. Wanna see him win.”
However, it’s ultimately up to the judges, the rules of the competition and the viewers to determine who wins amongst the six BBTitans finalists on Sunday.
