Big Brother Naija
BBNaija Opens With a Twist
The most talked-about reality show in Africa is back on our screens again with the theme 10/10 and this time, Big Brother Naija isn’t playing games. Just when viewers were expecting the usual housemates rollout, Big Brother flipped the script.
On Saturday, 15 female housemates were introduced with no men in sight. Then on Sunday, just as fans were beginning to pick their favourites, the male housemates made their surprise entrance.
Now that the full cast is in play, unless Big Brother has another surprise up his sleeves, it’s time to dive into who’s who inside the house.
Meet the 15 Female Housemates
Sabrina Idukpaye

Sabrina
She is 32 years and from Edo State, actor, former Vogue model, TEDx speaker, and LSE graduate. She calls herself a confident, multifaceted woman on a mission to spark important conversations.
Tracy

Tracy
Uchenna Ekwe is 27 years from Anambra State, she’s a graduate trainee and proud mother of one. She calls herself a “special kid.”
Big Soso

Big Soso
Sonia Amako, age 28 from Kaduna State. A UK-trained lawyer and chef who paid her tuition through cooking. She’s a type that balances tradition and ambition.
Doris Okorie

Doris
Age 33 from Imo State, a radio host, actor, and writer with an hyperactive energy. she promises drama and the attitude of a true main character.
Sultana

Sultana
Farida Sultana Auduson Ibrahim, age 26, from Adamawa State is a plus-size model representing Northerners with spice.“I love to impact and learn from people” she said. She’s single and ready to challenge.
Mide

Mide
Ayomide Iwasokun, age 23 from Ondo State. Actress and entrepreneur with intuition sharp enough to sniff out red flags. she says she can sense when things aren’t real.
Zita

Zita
Elizabeth Oloruntola, age 24 from Ogun State, UNILAG student, photographer, makeup artist, content creator, and “sass queen.” She promises plenty of gossip and energy.
Thelma Lawson

Thelma
Age 26, Rivers State. Skincare entrepreneur and single mother. She’s emotionally savvy and fiercely loyal.
Imisi

Imisi
Opeyemi Ayanwale, age 23 fromOyo State. Designer-turned-actress. She narrates her own drama and plans to be heard without apology.
Gigi Jasmine

Gigi Jasmine
Nicole Simon–Ogan, age 31, from Akwa Ibom. Abuja-based DJ and single mother shaping Nigerian-American culture into her identity.
Ivatar

Ivatar
Ifeyinwa Okafor, age 37, from Anambra State. Media personality, DJ, TV host, and mother of three. Raised between Nigeria and South Africa, she brings maturity, poise, and storytelling strategy to the house.
Ibifubara Davies

Ibifubara Davies
Age 28, from Rivers State, trained psychologist-turned-techie. Passionate about mental health and real conversations.
Isabella

Isabella
Esther Georgewill age 29, from Rivers State. Actress and single mother who says she’s “sweet like honey, sharp like a sting.”
Joanna

Joanna
Josephine Iwoh, age 21, from Benue State. Youngest female housemate, two-time pageant queen, and fashion entrepreneur. She’s here to shake tables with poise and purpose.
Dede

Dede
Precious Ashiogwu age 23, from Delta State. An entrepreneur, she once bought her mum a house and refers to herself as the “antagonist.” No-nonsense and ready to dominate.
14 Male Housemates
Koyin

Koyin
Koyinsola Sanusi Ogun age 21, from Ogun State. Model and singer, with both fine-boy and street style.
Danboskid

Danboskid
Daniel Olatunji, age 25, from Ekiti state. Mr Ideal Nigeria 2024, gym lover and confident.
Bright Morgan

Bright Morgan
Age 27 from Imo State, an actor, chef, gym enthusiast, not here for anything called love but strategy and style.
Rooboy

Rooboy
Olatunde Kayode Samuel, age 29, from Ogun state. Hypeman and loner, always cautious but bold in the dynamics.
Faith Adewale

Faith
Age 25, from Osun state. A Medical doctor with charm and brains—calls himself “easy to melt into”.
Kaybobo

Kaybobo
Kayode Oladel age 26, from Ekiti state. Footballer, poet, chef with swagger; says he’s ready to “wreck ship.”
Denari

Denari
Denis Arinze Ekwenem age 27, from Anambra state. Unfiltered, creative, funny—he’s here to entertain.
Kayikunmi

Kayikunmi
Kunmi Ajibade, age 25, from Ekiti state. A banker turned disruptor; strategic, funny.
Victory Okokon

Victory
Age 28, from Akwa Ibom state, Psychologist and pig farmer, loves conversation and real connections.
Kola

Kola
Kolapo Omotosho age 28, from Ekiti state, A software analyst and content creator.
Jason Jae

Jason Jae
James Ayomide age 29, from Ondo state. Choreographer and performer, ready for love circles and competition.
Otega

Otega
Oghenetega Eritomi, age 32, from Delta state. A tech bro turned chef, healing a heartbreak and cooking up tension in the house.
Kuture

Kuture
Unekwuojo Godswill Ameh, age 27, from Kogi state. Stylist and sailor from Ajegunle. He’s fearless and built to disrupt.
Mensan

Mensan
Men Sanawaji James, age 29, from Rivers state. Law student and a storyteller; calls himself the “sweet bad guy”.
Final Thoughts
This year’s game will be anything but predictable. With secrets to unfold, alliances to build, and drama waiting around every corner, one thing’s for sure — it’s really going to be a 10/10 season.
Big Brother Naija
BBNaija Season 10: Imisi Crowned Winner After 70 Days in the House
The curtain finally fell on Big Brother Naija Season 10 on Sunday night, and it was Imisioluwa “Imisi” Ayanwale who walked away with the top prize. After more than 70 days in the house, 29 contestants, and countless twists, the 25-year-old stood center stage as the confetti fell, securing 42.8% of the total votes.
The finale was as tense as expected. One by one, housemates were evicted until only two remained: Imisi and Precious “Dede” Ashiogwu. When host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu announced Imisi’s name, the crowd erupted. It was a finish that many had predicted, but few thought would be this decisive. Dede finished as the runner-up, with Koyin taking third place.

The win came with a total prize package worth ₦150 million, including ₦80 million in cash and a lineup of brand-sponsored gifts. It’s one of the biggest rewards in the show’s history, and the kind that can reshape a contestant’s career overnight.
This season wasn’t short of drama. A few weeks before the finale, Faith’s disqualification after a physical clash with Sultana sent shockwaves through the house and the audience. The incident forced Big Brother to make a swift decision and became one of the most talked-about moments of the season. It also seemed to shift public sympathy, with many fans rallying around housemates who handled the tension with restraint, Imisi among them.

Her journey to the crown wasn’t built on outbursts or grand gestures. She connected with viewers through her humor, calm reactions, and a steady sense of composure even when alliances fell apart. Her diary sessions revealed a mix of self-awareness and authenticity that resonated with a wide audience, especially during the later weeks when emotions were running high.
Still, her victory sparked debate. Social media split between those celebrating a well-deserved win and others suggesting that sympathy votes played a role. Yet the numbers told their own story: a gap wide enough to silence most of the criticism.

As she begins her media rounds and endorsement tours, Imisi joins the short list of women who have won the BBNaija title. Her next moves will determine whether she becomes another fleeting reality-show name or a lasting figure in entertainment. But for now, she holds the spotlight, the newest face of Nigeria’s most-watched reality show and the latest proof that quiet confidence can still win in a house built on noise.
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BBNaija 10: Week 8 Shock Evictions and Unmissable Moments
Big Brother Naija Season 10 kept viewers on edge in Week 8, with evictions that no one saw coming and twists that shook the house. From Zita’s rise as Head of House to a nomination shake up that left Isabella vulnerable, the week had everything fans of the show crave: strategy, surprise and high drama.
Zita Takes Charge as Head of House

Zita claimed the Head of House crown, earning immunity and the right to influence nominations. She chose Kola to join her in the HOH lounge. That decision raised questions about whether new alliances were beginning to form. Faith, named “Most Influential Player” the week before, also enjoyed immunity, keeping him safe from possible eviction.
The Red Envelope Shake Up

The nomination process got a major twist with the introduction of the red envelope challenge. Housemates dashed around searching for envelopes that carried different advantages. Imisi secured immunity through one of them, while Zita used her “Save One” privilege to pull Rooboy off the nomination list. Isabella, labelled the “Snail of the House” after underperforming in a task, was automatically placed up for eviction.
Evictions That Changed the Game

The week’s biggest surprise came with the evictions. On Saturday night, Bright Morgan and Thelma Lawson were shown the door in an unexpected double eviction. Just a day later, the Sunday live show sent Joanna and Kuture home, cutting short their journeys in the house.
Joanna’s exit came with tough questions from Ebuka about her relationship with Jason Jae. Fans continued to debate her answers long after the show ended. Kuture faced remarks about being tagged as a gossip in the house but brushed them off without hesitation.
Conclusion
Between Zita’s leadership, the unpredictable red envelope twist, and the double eviction weekend, Week 8 was easily one of the season’s most dramatic stretches. It showed just how quickly fortunes can change, with power shifting hands and favourites leaving the game in a flash.
As the finale draws closer, Week 8 has set a clear message: in Big Brother’s house, no one is safe.
Big Brother Naija
BBNaija Season 10: The Vibes, Drama and Surprises of Week 7
Just when fans thought they had the housemates figured out, Week 7 of Big Brother Naija Season 10 arrived with sharp turns, shocking exits, and enough drama to keep everyone glued to their screens.
Thelma Takes Charge
Thelma Lawson grabbed the Head of House crown, with Mide chosen as her deputy. That win guaranteed them both safety, while Kaybobo rose to the title of Most Influential Player. Still, the politics of immunity did not silence growing tension inside the house.
The Red Telephone Strikes Again

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The infamous red phone rang, and Dede was first to answer. Joanna was sent into the Secret Room, with Rooboy joining soon after. What looked like a punishment turned into luxury: takeout meals, special perks and an enviable chance to watch the house from a distance. Their return set off hugs, suspicion and more than a little envy among those who had slogged it out on the main floor.
Fights, Tears and Petty Wars
The week was not short on clashes. Faith branded Imisi a “threat” who lacked self-discipline, while Isabella broke down after Koyin dismissed their connection as nothing serious. Sultana’s hidden stash of cigarettes caused whispers, and Imisi stirred trouble by hoarding spoons in protest. Even Thelma’s reign as HoH did not escape scrutiny, with some housemates grumbling about how she handled chores and parties.
Love, Loyalty and Jealousy
Relationships remained messy. Dede and Kola’s bond faced fresh tension, while the return of the Secret Room pair triggered mixed feelings, joy for some and jealousy for others.
Double Eviction Shakes the House

Sunday night delivered the week’s biggest twist as Tracy and Denari were evicted in a double exit that rocked the house. Their departure jolted alliances and reminded viewers that no one, no matter how popular, is untouchable.
Takeaway: Week 7 proved that nothing in Big Brother Naija is guaranteed. With double evictions, secret privileges, and shifting loyalties, the race is tightening. And just as the dust settled, Week 8 opened with a fresh shake-up: Koyin grabbed the interim HoH crown and stunned the house with his guest pick, setting the stage for yet another round of drama.
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