Big Brother Naija Season 10 housemate Sabrina, who exited the show on medical grounds on Monday, August 11, 2025, has revealed that she was not allowed to return even after being declared medically fit.
It is worth noting that the organisers confirmed her departure from the house was due to health reasons, which had initially confused many viewers.
During a live session on Sunday, Sabrina explained that after leaving the Big Brother Naija house, she was taken to a hospital recommended by the organisers, where she underwent a thorough medical assessment. The results showed no health issues, clearing her to continue on the show.
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She stated: “On Monday, after exiting, I was transported to a hospital that was recommended to me. I was led to a specialist, a gynecologist. He examined me same day, general medical assessment. An admission was then asked by the clinic. On Tuesday afternoon, I was told all results were unremarkable, medical language for nothing dey do me (I am fine). Nothing was wrong with me. I was told I was fine.
“I was elated because I believed it meant I will be on my way back to the journey I started. I was told to hold on. So I did, with no outside communication or interaction. I had no access to my phone, neither did I consume any form of media, I didn’t even watch television. I prayerfully longed for a call that would confirm my return but days passed and nothing.”
Despite being medically cleared, Sabrina stated that she received a call on Friday informing her she would not be allowed back on the show, a moment she described as one of the most painful experiences of her life.
She added: “I was comforted by my chaperone and official doctor’s report that states that I have been certified medically fit and yet on Friday, I received what I consider one of the most excruciating calls of my life. On the call I was told, ‘I have the unfortunate task of telling you that you would no longer be returning to the show.’
“I received the call while in the hospital waiting for the next thing. I waited for five days. Do I want to come back? Of course, yes. I don’t think my journey has ended. I miss Kola as much as he misses me, I miss the lights, I miss diary sessions, I haven’t worn half of the clothes I brought in.”
