To rid the House of the negative vibes, the Lockdown Geng have turned to dance to usher in a bit of good energy.

Way too much has been going on and the House was almost turned inside out by the Lockdown Geng but all seems calm now thanks to cool heads and a brief dance session to liven the mood.

Working up a mood for tonight

In the past 24 hours, life in the House has been heated. The positive energy the Lockdown Housemates are usually known for has taken a hit. Fights and intense battle of words have unsettled the relative calm the House has been experiencing for a bit. From Erica and Wathoni , Nengi and Kaisha and Dorathy’s back and forth with Ozo, it’s been nothing but heated confrontations. No one likes altercations, but there seems to be a bit of pent up anger and keeping it tightly sealed has gotten harder.

With the Saturday Night Party approaching, the Lockdown House needs all the positive energy it can get in order to keep the mood interesting and the groove just right for the Party. The Travelbeta Challenge seems to have broken the ice and lightened the mood. The quick dance session also helped out as the Housemates danced away the sullen vibes, but still, the cold war can still be noticed as warring parties kept their distance. Hopefully, everything changes later tonight.

Dance like no tomorrow

Of course, there is a tomorrow and tomorrow comes with Eviction but for today, the Housemates will dance till they drop. As the Saturday Night Party draws near the Housemates have already picked up their dancing shoes and started vibrating to their favourite old Naija hits. It’s almost like Biggie paid attention while they sang their favourite old songs yesterday and decided to turn things up by playing the songs for them. As expected, the Housemates let down their guards and all the pent up anger and vibed to the groove.

Later tonight, the Housemates will gather on the dance floor and Party with DJ and Crowd Kontroller and Terry The Voice. Here’s hoping swords will be sheath and warring parties will make up.

Justin Nwosu

Justin Nwosu is the founder and publisher of Flavision. His core interest is in writing unbiased news about Nigeria in particular and Africa in general. He’s a strong adherent of investigative journalism, with a bent on exposing corruption, abuse of power and societal ills.