BBNaija 2020: 5 highlights you missed from the 4th Saturday night party

BBNaija 2020: 5 highlights you missed from the 4th Saturday night party

Housemates set the bad vibes from the previous night aside for a few fun-filled hours led by Crowd Kontroller.

For their fourth Saturday night party, the Lockdown housemates took to the dance floor like it was their last which is probably true for at least two come Sunday.

The show had some notable moments you may have missed. So, here are five of the most exciting highlights from the night:

Customized Naira Notes

The housemates, interestingly, had stacks of cash waiting to be spent as frivolously as possible. Each stack had housemates' faces designed on them. Talk about boss moves!

Housemates' outfits represented their tribes

For the night, Kiddwaya, Prince and Laycon had on statement outfits that screamed their tribes. Kiddwaya dazzled in a monochrome outfit representing the Benue people while Prince'sIsi Agu designed outfit hinted on his Igbo roots. Laycon's audacious agbada became another key highlight of the night.

Crowd Kontroller controlled the night

Zero breaks, zero downtime! On the wheels of steel was Crowd Kontrollerwho stayed true to his name.

For the night, the DJ rolled out tune after tune and knew the perfect time to switch the heat up with a musical trip around Nigeria.

The night also saw a brief performance from Terry The Voice.

Laycon the Owambe King

Laycon decided to banish his woes and the result was an eruption of shocking dance moves.

The housemate let it all lose for the night and his agbada outfit came in quite handy for the effects they brought to his numerous spins.

Kaisha finally makes her Saturday night party debut

It appears Kaisha attended this party with some leftover adrenaline from her afternoon confrontation with Nengi as for the first time since the show kicked off, the housemate appeared uninhibited.

While Neo, Prince, Praise, Erica, Tolanibaj continued their reign of absolute bliss on the dance floor, Kiddwaya made a fine point of missing every rhythm that hit our airwave

Source: Pulse.ng