Meet The Big Brother Naija Season 11 Housemates

Big Brother Naija is back for its 11th season, with 24 new contestants officially entering Biggie’s house to compete for the show’s biggest prize yet. The season premiered on Sunday, July 26, 2026, with returning host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu introducing 24 housemates who will battle for the ₦160 million grand prize, made up of ₦100 million in cash and a brand-new SUV. The season is themed “Everything Is For The Taking”.

The premiere introduced viewers to the personalities, professions and ambitions of the contestants. From entrepreneurs and creatives to engineers, media personalities and healthcare professionals, this year’s cast brings together people with different life experiences. Meet the 24 housemates competing for the grand prize this season.

Tram

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Tram is a 24-year-old streamer based in Lagos. He described himself as competitive and said his only focus is winning the competition, ruling out romance as part of his strategy.

Martins

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Martins, 30, is a visual storyteller and model from Kogi State. He joked that he has the ability to “read minds” and believes his understanding of people will help him navigate the house.

Abi

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Abi is a 25-year-old chef and model from Osun State. She introduced herself as someone with confidence, humour and plenty of energy, promising viewers an entertaining stay in the house.

Chimsom Chuka

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A 27-year-old pharmacist from Anambra State, Chimsom Chuka said he remains calm under pressure. His composed personality could become an advantage as the competition becomes more demanding.

Keivo

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Keivo is a 27-year-old web developer from Benue State. He enjoys gaming, painting and drawing, and described himself as someone with many skills.

Mercedes

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Mercedes, 26, is a massage therapist and concierge business owner from Delta State. She entered the house with confidence and said she is bringing what she calls “boss energy” into the game.

Kamsy

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Kamsy is a 24-year-old event planner and gift curator from Imo State. She admitted that she finds it difficult to forgive but believes her ambition and lively personality will stand out.

Sultex

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A 24-year-old dancer and choreographer from Lagos, Sultex enjoys sports and gaming. He said dishonesty is one trait he cannot tolerate and promised to speak his mind whenever necessary.

Aikou

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Aikou is a 25-year-old freelance teacher and web developer based in Abuja. A self-described introvert, he enjoys reading and values honesty above everything else.

Flora

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Flora is a 30-year-old makeup artist from Delta State, with a strong interest in fashion. She said she hopes to keep the house lively while staying true to herself throughout the competition.

Bells

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At 22, Bells from Akwa Ibom State described herself as organised and independent. She also revealed that she still has feelings for her high school sweetheart, adding a personal touch to her introduction.

Temi Nkem

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Temi Nkem, 21, is a model who was raised in London. During her introduction, she said she intends to play the game on her own terms, adding that neither romance nor cooking is among her priorities in Biggie’s house. Instead, she plans to focus on the competition and let her personality speak for itself.

Gerald

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Gerald is a 23-year-old on-air personality from Lagos. Outspoken and adventurous, he believes his openness will help viewers understand exactly who he is.

Oyin

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Oyin is a 22-year-old sales entrepreneur and model from Ogun State. She said people often form the wrong opinion about her at first and hopes to change that during her time in Biggie’s house.

Sheba

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A 32-year-old Broadcaster, fitness enthusiast and mother from Plateau State, Sheba hopes to build meaningful connections while remaining focused on the competition. She also said she is open to finding love if it happens naturally.

Araga

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Araga, 29, works as a fashion model from Lagos State, he described himself as a “king”. He also admitted that he is in the house for the money but is open to whatever experiences the season brings.

Ricky

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Ricky, 33, is a writer from Port Harcourt. He described himself as a “bad boy by necessity” and said that although he enjoys romance, he has mixed feelings about love itself.

Nomy

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Nomy is a 26-year-old fashion designer from Anambra State. She believes her confidence and charisma will make her one of the memorable contestants this season.

Barry

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Barry a 26-year-old combines civil engineering with fashion design. Based in Abuja, he described himself as competitive and said respect is one quality he expects from everyone around him.

Neche

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Neche, 25, is a lawyer from Anambra State. She said she is bringing intelligence, confidence and determination into the Biggie’s house, expressing confidence that she has what it takes to compete until the very end.

Yusuf

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Yusuf is a 25-year-old actor from Kogi State. He called himself emotional and unpredictable and hopes viewers will come to know him as the house’s “loverboy”.

Goddessa

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Goddessa, 30, is a musician from Abia State. She made it clear that she has no interest in romance and intends to focus completely on the competition.

Bluethophia

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Bluethophia, 22, is a photographer, model and student from Adamawa State. She believes her quiet confidence and keen observation skills will work in her favour.

Cassi

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Cassi is a 27-year-old entrepreneur, forex trader and actor from Abia State. He enjoys painting and drawing and admitted that his love for organisation can sometimes be both a strength and a weakness.

With introductions complete, the competition now begins inside Biggie’s house, where friendships, rivalries, nominations and weekly tasks will determine who remains in the competition. While launch night offered a glimpse of each contestant’s personality, the weeks ahead will reveal who can adapt, build strong relationships and stay in the race for the record-breaking ₦160 million prize.