Ten seasons in, and Big Brother Naija is only getting louder, bolder, and more unpredictable. This year’s milestone edition, dubbed the “10/10” season, has thrown open the doors to 29 housemates—a mixed bag of fiery creatives, corporate minds, street kings, and everyday dreamers ready to chase fame and ₦150 million in prize money. It’s a house bursting with talent, strategy, and drama before eviction even begins.
Split across two nights, the housemates were unveiled in two waves: 15 Women on Day 1, followed by 14 Men on Day 2.
The Female Housemates
From royalty and law to DJ decks and beauty empires, these 15 Females aren’t just here to play—they came to dominate.
Zita (Elizabeth Oloruntola, 24 – Ogun State)
A visual artist and makeup creative with a confident streak. Zita brings youthful energy and strong opinions—an unfiltered firestarter in the making.
Mide (Ayomide Iwasokun, 23 – Ondo State)
A fashion entrepreneur with a sharp mind and a sharper tongue. She says she can spot lies from a mile away, and she’s not afraid to test her theory in the house.
Sultana (Farida Auduson, 25 – Adamawa State)
Plus-size model and unapologetic Gemini. She commands space with presence and pride, and isn’t here to play small.
Doris (Doris Okorie, 33 – Ogun State)
Actress, mother, and full-blown firecracker. Doris knows who she is, and she’s not scared to challenge egos or expectations.
Big Soso (Sonia Amako, 28 – Kaduna State)
A trained lawyer and chef, Sonia blends intellect with domestic flair. She’s passionate about advocacy and unbothered by house drama.
Tracy (Uchenna Ekwe, 27 – Anambra State)
A single mum and corporate trainee with a quiet storm brewing. She brings softness wrapped in steel and is likely to be underestimated.
Ivatar (Ifeyinwa Okafor, 37 – Anambra State)
The oldest female housemate, Ivatar is a media guru and tattoo-loving DJ with class, control, and a mysterious aura.
Sabrina (Sabrina Idukpaye, 32 – Edo State)
A literal princess with a London School of Economics Master’s degree. Beauty, brains, and boldness wrapped in royalty.
Gigi Jasmine (Nicole Simon-Ogan, 31 – Akwa Ibom/Lagos)
A Nigerian-American DJ, storyteller, and mother with quiet confidence and a touch of mystery.
Thelma Lawson (26 – Rivers State)
This skincare CEO doesn’t waste words. She’s classy, brutally honest, and on a mission to expand her brand under the BBNaija spotlight.
Imisi (Opeyemi Ayanwale, 23 – Oyo State)
She’s a rising fashion voice and actress who wears her emotions on her sleeve. Sweet, loud, and refreshingly real.
Ibifubara Davies (28 – Rivers State)
A mental health advocate with a background in psychology. Her presence is gentle, but her intentions are sharp.
Isabella (Esther Georgewill, 29 – Rivers State)
A spiritual entrepreneur and mom of a teenage daughter. Isabella radiates calm, seduction, and silent authority.
Joanna (Josephine Iwoh, 21 – Benue State)
A pageant queen-turned-designer with a fierce drive. She’s young, competitive, and fully aware of the power of glam.
Dede (Precious Ashiogwu, 23 – Delta State)
Drama magnet and self-proclaimed “problem.” She’s in the house to stir energy, not blend into the background.
The Male Housemates
The men of this season are walking contradictions—brawny and brainy, stylish yet strategic, streetwise but sensitive.
Koyin (Koyinsola Sanusi, 21 – Ogun State)
The youngest male contestant. A full-time model and street-styled Lagos boy with flair and fast-talking energy.
Danboskid (Daniel Olatunji, 25 – Ekiti State)
Model, actor, and pageant king who says he prefers being chased. Charming and clearly aware of his looks.
Bright Morgan (27 – Imo State)
Popular actor known for intense roles. He’s bringing Nollywood drama to the reality stage.
Rooboy (Olakunle Samuel, 30 – Ogun State)
Professional hype man with a rich personal story. Vibrant, sensitive, and driven to rewrite his narrative.
Faith (Faith Adewale, 25 – Osun State)
Doctor by training, AR creator by hustle. Charismatic, brilliant, and a low-key playboy.
Kaybobo (Kayode Oladele, 26 – Ekiti State)
Former American footballer who now doubles as a chef. He’s loud, confident, and determined to win.
Denari (Arinze Ekwenme, 27 – Anambra State)
Comedian and mimic artist with a strong sales background. The entertainer of the group.
Kayikunmi (Kayikunmi Ajibade, 25 – Ekiti State)
A proud twin and banker who blends street-smart moves with Yoruba royal confidence.
Victory (Victory Okokon, 28 – Akwa Ibom State)
A psychologist and the brooding philosopher of the group. He’s deep, reactive, and emotionally vulnerable.
Jason Jae (Ayomide James, 29 – Ondo State)
Creative director and choreographer. His energy is artsy, flirty, and visually captivating.
Kola (Kolapo Omotosho, 28 – Ekiti State)
Calm strategist, quality analyst by day and content creator by passion. His confidence is quiet, but commanding.
Otega (Oghenetega Eritomi, 32 – Delta State)
Chef and techie with an old soul. Reserved, deliberate, and deep-thinking.
Kuture (Unekwuojo Godswill Ameh, 27 – Kogi State)
Fashion designer and sailor, proudly repping Ajegunleenergy. Real, rugged, and street-approved.
Mensan (Mensan-Awaji James, 29 – Rivers State)
A budding lawyer with poetic charisma and unfiltered honesty. Strong-headed and unapologetically sharp.
What Makes This Season Different?
Big Brother didn’t just increase the prize money—he changed the rules. For the first time:
- ₦150 million is to be earned gradually through weekly challenges and influence scores.
- “Most Influential Housemate” will be announced weekly, giving strategic social gameplay a big reward.
- New twists like “Monday Challenges,” immunity tags, “Most Valuable Player,” and even return tickets for evicted housemates have made it a game of endurance, not just survival.
With 29 highly diverse personalities and a rulebook that rewards more than just fan love, Season 10 is shaping up to be the most explosive yet. Whether you’re here for alliances, love triangles, fashion, kitchen chaos, or epic fights—you won’t be disappointed as a fan of the show.