Tag: Big Brother Naija Season 10

Drama, Tears, and Showdowns: BBNaija Reunion Starts on a Heated Note

The Big Brother Naija Season 10 reunion kicked off yesterday, and honestly, nobody was prepared for how quickly things went from zero to heated. From unresolved tensions to emotional confessions, it looks like the housemates came ready to finally say everything they’ve been holding back.

If episode one is anything to go by, the rest of the reunion is set to be explosive.

Here are some of the highlights from Episode 1 of the reunion:

Sabrina opened up about her early exit, saying that if she had stayed longer, viewers would have seen more of her personality, and that a love interest storyline likely wouldn’t have happened.

Tracy reflected on her time in the house, admitting she wasn’t emotionally prepared for it. She also expressed that while she wanted a deeper connection with Kuture, things felt too physical for her.

Zita revisited her time in the house as well, insisting her fight with Mide was not performative and that she often felt cornered by how things played out. Mide, however, pushed back, saying Zita misunderstood her intentions and that she is not condescending.

Zita and Danboskid also addressed their failed “ship,” finally laying the relationship drama to rest.

Thelma had an emotional moment while defending herself in the Isabella and Kayinkumi situation, with tensions rising further when Big Soso jumped into the conversation, escalating things between her and Thelma.

We also saw more tension unfold between Tega and Thelma, with revelations that added even more weight to their already strained dynamic.

And just when we thought it couldn’t get any hotter, the episode ended on a cliffhanger, with Kola and Doris going head-to-head, leaving viewers waiting for what comes next.

If this is just episode one, the rest of the reunion promises nothing short of chaos, clarity, and confrontations.

Big Brother Naija S10 reunion is clearly not holding back this year. You can catch all the drama at 10pm on Africa Magic Showcase and 10:30 pm on Africa Magic Family on DStv and GOtv.

June 9, 2026
Imisi Ayanwale Emerges Winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10

After ten weeks of premium entertainment, intense competition, and unforgettable moments, Imisi Ayanwale has emerged as the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10. The 23-year-old beat 28 other housemates to clinch the coveted title and take home the ₦150 million grand prize.

Imisi’s journey through the season was defined by authenticity, charm, and a strong connection with viewers across Nigeria and beyond. Her victory came after a closely contested finale that saw her edge out Dede Ashiogwu and Koyin Sanusi, who finished as the first and second runners-up respectively.

According to the final voting results, Imisi secured 42.8% of the total votes, a significant lead over Dede’s 15.94% and Koyin’s 15.23%, underscoring her wide fan support and dominance throughout the season.

Her win makes her the fourth woman to be crowned winner in the show’s history, joining the ranks of Mercy Eke, Phyna, and Ilebaye.

Speaking on the milestone, Atinuke Babatunde, Executive Head of Content and West Africa Channels, MultiChoice, said:

“This season of Big Brother Naija has been nothing short of phenomenal. The housemates gave Nigerians unforgettable moments, and Imisi’s win is a testament to her authenticity, resilience, and ability to connect with fans. At MultiChoice, we are proud to continue creating platforms that celebrate Nigerian talent, showcase our culture, and unite audiences across Africa.”

The ₦150 million grand prize includes ₦80 million in cash and a brand-new SUV. With a decade of success behind it, Big Brother Naija continues to stand as Africa’s biggest reality television show, shaping pop culture and producing stars whose influence extends far beyond the screen.

October 6, 2025
BBNaija’s Road to the Finale: Last Eviction Before Final Sees Mide, Zita & Rooboy Leave the House

As always, eviction Sundays in Big Brother’s house always come with a mix of tension and relief, but last night’s edition carried a softer tone. While the journey ended for three housemates, Mide, Zita, and Rooboy, the mood wasn’t one of shock, but rather of gratitude and reflection.

Grateful but Emotional

For Mide, Zita, and Rooboy, the night was bittersweet. Each expressed how grateful they felt to have made it this far in the competition. After weeks of tasks, twists, and emotional highs and lows, they acknowledged that being among the final stretch of housemates was no small feat.

Still, it was clear that they wished they could have stayed in just a little longer to fight for the crown.

The House Reacts

Inside the house, the remaining contestants were emotional but also deeply thankful to still be standing. They hugged their departing friends, reminding them how proud they should be of their journey. For the Top 10 who survived, last night was a reminder of both how far they’ve come and how uncertain the road ahead remains.

No HOH, No Challenger — Straight to the Finale

In a season already full of surprises, Big Brother confirmed that there will be no Head of House game and no Challenger task this week. The game has now shifted fully into the fans’ hands; every vote from this point on decides who wears the crown.

A Top 10 Finale

In a twist unique to this season, Big Brother has confirmed that instead of the usual five finalists, the show will close with 10 housemates heading into the finale. The finalists are: Dede, Imisi, Sultana, Jeson Jae, Faith, Isabella, Koyin, Kola, Measan, and Kaybobo.

This double-sized finale lineup has raised the stakes, with fans now more divided than ever over who deserves the ultimate crown.

Looking Ahead

With Mide, Zita, and Rooboy bowing out gracefully, the spotlight now shines fully on the Top 10. Every vote and every move in the House from here on will be crucial. The competition is tighter, the fan wars louder, and the finale closer than ever.

Vote for your fave to win the crown this Sunday. Voting is open on the Africa Magic website (web and mobile) with 100 votes per platform, and you can also vote via the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps. Remember, voting closes Thursday at 10 pm WAT.

Catch all the drama on the Big Brother channel, GOtv channel 49, and DStv channel 198.

October 1, 2025
BBNaija Season 10 Reveals Its Top 10 Finalists. The Battle Just Got Fiercer
What a season it’s been. From shocking evictions to explosive fights, hilarious banter to those diary room confessions that stay with you, Big Brother Naija Season 10 has served it all. And just when fans thought they had seen every twist, Biggie raised the stakes once more with one of the boldest moves in the show’s history: unveiling 10 housemates as finalists.

For the first time ever, the BBNaija finale won’t be about five or even eight contenders. Instead, Dede, Imisi, Sultana, Jason Jae, Faith, Isabella, Koyin, Kola, Measan, and Kaybobo are all still standing, and the energy in the house and outside it has officially gone up several notches.

This historic twist has left fans buzzing, and it’s easy to see why. The journey so far has been nothing short of dramatic. We’ve seen emotional breakdowns, heated confrontations, funny moments, and raw vulnerability. Each of the Final 10 has brought something unique to the table, but now the pressure is heavier than ever. With the grand prize so close, every eviction from here will hit much harder.

Meet the Final 10
- Dede – Charming and very aware of her effect on the men in the house. She cheekily calls them her “fishes,” and honestly, a lot of the guys are smitten. Dede thrives on flirtation and playful mischief. She’s been at the centre of conversation all season, and she knows how to stay there.
- Imisi – The unconventional one. Sharp, unpredictable, and unafraid of confrontation. Whether it’s her frequent use of Yoruba, funny outfits or her fiery clashes, Imisi often divides opinion, but that makes her one of the most talked-about housemates.
- Sultana – The quiet storm. Reserved, steady, and underestimated by many. Sultana doesn’t shout for attention, but her calm presence and underdog status make her one to watch closely.
- Jason Jae – The entertainer and games master. Competitive, loud when he needs to be, and always ready to perform. He brings energy, keeps the mood up, and shows up in tasks.
- Faith – One of the sharpest competitors in the house. Smart, focused, and consistent, Faith built a reputation as the housemate who never loses wager tasks.
- Isabella – Calls herself the seductress, and she leans into that image. Bold, direct, and has had her share of clashes. She knows how to own space and stir reactions.
- Koyin – Smooth, charming, and a natural entertainer. His ability to connect, charm, and adapt has kept him relevant and talked about. He knows how to work the room, and that’s his biggest strength.
- Kola – Stylish, calm, and collected, “Mr Kackup.” His fashion sense is one of the best this season, and his sibling-like bond with Imisi has been a grounding presence in the house.
- Measan – High-energy and very emotional. From his loud laughter to his tears, Measan wears his heart on his sleeve, and that rawness has made him impossible to ignore.
- Kaybobo – The house chef and all-round gentle spirit. Quiet, dependable, and likeable, Kaybobo may not be the loudest, but his steady energy and contributions in the house have earned him respect.
The Buzz Outside the House

The reveal of the Top 10 has stirred plenty of reactions online. Fans are already debating who deserves the win, and timelines are filled with polls, predictions, and hot takes. With 10 housemates still in the mix, everyone seems to have a different favourite, and no one can quite agree on how it’ll play out.

What’s Next?

The race to the crown is officially on. The prize is closer than ever; at this stage, every single vote matters. Voting is open on the Africa Magic website (web and mobile) with 100 votes per platform, and you can also vote via the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps. Voting closes Thursday at 10 pm WAT.

Catch all the drama live on the Big Brother channel: GOtv channel 49 and DStv channel 198.

As Biggie would say: the game is the game. Anything can happen, and with 10 finalists, this road to the crown is going to be dramatic, emotional, and absolutely unforgettable.
September 30, 2025
BBNaija S10: Joanna, Mide, and Isabella Clash as Denari and Tracy Exit the House

If there’s one thing Big Brother Naija Season 10 has proven, it’s that eviction Sundays are never just about who leaves the house; they’re also about who shakes the house.

Weeks back, we watched Mensan and Ivatar’s friendship crumble on live show. This Sunday, the spotlight shifted to Joanna, Mide, and Isabella. In true Ebuka fashion, he stirred the pot with his signature probing questions, pressing Imisi on why she had so much to say about Joanna and Mide behind their backs, calling them names, yet keeping quiet when asked about them directly. Imisi denied it all and instead threw Isabella under the bus. The result? A fiery clash between the three (Isabella, Joanna and Mide), leaving fans glued to their screens and social media buzzing.

The night also revealed just how unapologetic the housemates are about their alliances and rivalries. When Ebuka turned to Thelma, questioning why she wasn’t uniting the house as Head of House but instead seemed to fuel the divide, she didn’t mince words: she wasn’t in Biggie’s house to play peacemaker. That bold response perfectly captured the energy of this season: no fake bonds, no sugarcoating, just raw honesty.

Denari and Tracy saw their BBNaija journey cut short, becoming the 11th and 12th housemates to exit the season. Denari’s departure felt like déjà vu, coming just a week after Doris, his close companion in the house, was evicted. On stage, he admitted how much he missed her and hinted at picking things back up outside the house. Tracy followed soon after, leaving her own mark as a housemate who fought hard but couldn’t survive the week’s votes.

And while the exits stole headlines, Faith quietly made history. He was crowned the Most Influential Housemate for the second time, becoming the first contestant this season to bag the title twice.

Biggie’s house grows hotter, bonds grow weaker, and Sundays never fail to bring the storm. With just three weeks left to the end of the show, don’t miss the drama, catch the live nominations Monday at 8 pm on DStv Channel 198 and GOtv Channel 49.

September 15, 2025
BBNaija S10: Fake Eviction Stuns Housemates as Thelma Lawson Emerges Head of House

Big Brother Naija Season 10 delivered yet another unexpected twist, reminding viewers that nothing in Biggie’s house is ever straightforward.

The drama began when the house phone rang, a now infamous symbol of suspense. Dede answered, confident it might mirror Joanna’s earlier “bed and breakfast” treat. Instead, Biggie raised the stakes. Asked to pick a partner, Dede chose Joanna, but to everyone’s shock, the duo was instructed to leave the house immediately.

In true Biggie fashion, it was a fake eviction. The two were whisked away to a private room where they’ll be chilling, completely hidden from the rest of the house. Their fellow housemates remain in the dark, with Kola even shedding a tear or two for his love interest, Dede. Just when the housemates thought the storm was over, the phone rang again. This time, Rooboy answered, and he too was ordered to leave. He now joins Dede and Joanna in the secret room.

On the flip side of all this chaos, Thelma Lawson finally had her big moment. She clinched the Head of House title after narrowly defeating Faith and Bright Morgan in the HOH challenge. Faith had earlier secured the interim HOH position, but Thelma showed grit and snatched it away, proving she’s not here to play.

As it stands, all housemates are up for eviction except HOH Thelma, Kaybobo (the most influential housemate), and the trio tucked away in Biggie’s secret room, Dede, Joanna, and Rooboy. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

Vote for your fave and keep them in the game. Voting is open on the Africa Magic website (web and mobile) with 100 votes per platform, and you can also vote via the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps. Remember, voting closes Thursday at 10 pm WAT.

Catch all the drama on the Big Brother channel, GOtv channel 49, and DStv channel 198.

September 9, 2025
BBNaija season 10: The Ladies Have Landed, and It’s Giving 10/10

The Big Brother Naija Season 10 house is officially open, and what a way to kick off a milestone season.

Saturday’s live show introduced us to the ladies, and let’s just say: vibes were served, edges were snatched, and the energy is already lit. With a theme like “10/10,” the pressure is high, and these queens already look prepared to serve us what we’ve been waiting for.

From a DJ who’s rocked global stages to a lawyer-chef who cooked her way through school, a Vogue-featured model turned TEDx speaker, and a hype queen who beat a health scare to live loud, the cast is stacked with real grit and real fire.

Let’s meet the women already shaking the game:

Nicole Simon (Gigi Jasmine), age 31, is bringing global heat. A Nigerian-American DJ, storyteller, and single mom, she’s here to shift culture with brains, beats, and boldness.

Ifeyinwa Okafor (Ivatar), age 37, a TV host and supermom with cross-cultural flair from South Africa and Nigeria, is bringing experience, raw honesty, and that veteran entertainment energy.

Elizabeth Oloruntola (Zita), age 24, is a makeup artist, product photographer, and proud hype queen. She’s creative, unpredictable, and fully unapologetic.

Sonia Amako (Big Soso), age 28, is a chef, lawyer, and charity founder who hustled her way through school. She’s got Northern roots and a no-nonsense mindset.

Farida Sultana Auduson (Sultana), age 26, is a plus-size model and beautician with pageant finesse. Eccentric, curious, and full of heart, she’s here to shake norms and vibe.

Ayomide Iwasokun (Mide), age 23, Mide Age 23 is the sharp-tongued, vibe-checking friend every girl gang needs. Intuitive, unfiltered, and full of depth, she’s here to clock what others won’t.

Precious Ashiogwu (Dede), age 23, is loyal, focused, and fiercely competitive. She bought her mom a house, and she’s here to win hearts and maybe the prize, too.

Doris Okorie (Doris), age 34, is a radio girl and actor with energy that fills a room. Loud, loyal, and just the right kind of chaotic, she’s ready to stir the pot.

Josephine Iwoh (Joanna), age 21, is the phoenix of the season, a pageant queen, a model, and an unshakeable force. She’s here to own her space, runway style.

Esther Georgewill (Isabella), age 29, is the sweet-but-sharp mom balancing hustle, motherhood, and honey-coated clapbacks.

Opeyemi Ayanwale (Imisi), age 23, is a gospel-voiced fashion designer. She’s soft, strong, and not to be underestimated.

Thelma Lawson, age 27, is a skincare boss and single mom who walks with glam, grit, and zero tolerance for nonsense.

Ibifubara Davies (Ibifubara), age 28, is a psychologist-turned-techie with vibes, voice, and vulnerability. She’s all brains and subtle spice.

Sabrina Idukpaye (Sabrina), age 32, is a global blend of brains, beauty, and boldness. A Vogue alum and TEDx speaker with a story to tell and space to take.

Uchenna Ekwe (Tracy), Age 27, is a firecracker with layers. A little chaotic, very real, and just looking to breathe, vibe, and maybe shake things up a little.

And this is only the beginning.

With the ladies already lighting up the house and the gents stepping in this evening, the real game is just getting started. Fights? Flings? Fire friendships? Buckle up; this season promises 10/10 drama, 10/10 vibes, and 10/10 chaos.

Don’t miss the second launch show this Sunday, 27th July 2025! Catch it live on Africa Magic Showcase (GOtv Ch. 8 / DStv Ch. 151), Africa Magic Family (GOtv Ch. 7 / DStv Ch. 152), and 24/7 broadcast on the BBNaija Channel (GOtv Ch. 49 / DStv Ch. 198) and Showmax.

July 29, 2025
The Drama Returns As BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ Reunion Premieres June 23

As the countdown to Big Brother Naija Season 10 begins, the spotlight turns back to the Season 9 housemates, who once moved like a close-knit family, careful not to step on any toes. But as time passed and the cameras stopped rolling, the masks slipped. Since leaving Biggie’s house, cracks have surfaced, friendships have fractured, and so-called family ties have been tested. Now, the drama is making a grand return with the official BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ Reunion Show, premiering June 23, 2025.

Hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the king of sleek suits and savage questions, this reunion will not hold back. Ebuka will lead the housemates through a tell-all journey, revisiting the most talked-about highlights from the 2024 edition that crowned Kellyrae as winner.

From spicy situationships, love triangles, silent beefs, and unspoken betrayals to social media shade and post-show glow-ups, the reunion will dive deep into everything that happened during and after their time in Biggie’s house. Whether you’re still rooting for your faves or waiting for long-overdue apologies, this is the TV moment you’ve been waiting for.

The BBNaija Reunion isn’t just about rehashing old fights. It’s about closure, growth, reflection, and unfiltered drama. It’s a chance to get the real story behind the story, straight from the housemates themselves. Think back to the heated fights, the fan-favorite friendships, the wild parties, the unexpected twists, and the moments that made social media explode. Already, the conversation online is heating up based on trending sneak peek videos, as fans speculate about who will clash, who will reconcile, and who will be the most chaotic.

The No Loose Guard housemates are ready to speak their truth. Are you ready to hear it?. Don’t miss the BBNaija Reunion kicking off this Monday at 10pm on Africa Magic Showcase (DStv Ch. 151, GOtv Ch. 8) and Africa Magic Family (DStv Ch. 154, GOtv Ch. 7). You can also stream it live on the GOtv and DStv Stream apps or catch all the drama on Showmax.

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June 22, 2025