There was a time when you didn’t need a Big Brother Naija subscription, DSTV, or even a functioning TV to know exactly what was happening in Biggie’s house. The gist found you on your timeline, in your group chats, from the okada man arguing with a passenger about who deserved to be evicted. That version of BBN doesn’t really exist anymore, and Big Brother Naija fan fatigue is the reason why. What used to be a cultural event that swallowed the entire country whole for three months every year has quietly become just another show competing for attention in a timeline full of options and losing. If you’ve noticed your…