The wait is finally over, Big Brother Naija Season 10 is here, and it’s already delivering drama, glitz, and unexpected twists! Tagged “10/10”, the milestone season launched with a dazzling premiere that left fans thrilled and wanting more.
In a bold move, only the female housemates were introduced on Day 1, shaking up tradition and setting the tone for a season full of surprises. With a massive ₦150 million grand prize and 71 days of gameplay ahead, these women are ready to take charge, own the spotlight, and keep us glued to our screens.
The BBNaija house also got a major upgrade! From a stylish new foyer to a dedicated “gossip corner” in the kitchen, everything screams luxury and strategy, the revamped Biggie crib already looks ready for action.
Returning to host the show is the iconic Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, who turned heads with his opening night outfit inspired by Nollywood legend Nkem Owoh (Osuofia). Styled by ATAFO, Ebuka’s look blended village vibes with contemporary fashion.
Sharing pictures of his outfits, Ebuka also included a photo of the 70-year-old Osuofia in a similar attire, blending village flair with high fashion.
“It’s #BBNaija launch night 1. Reimagined by ATAFO, inspired by legendary actor, comedian and singer, Nkem Owoh, the one and only Osuofia,” he added in a caption. One of the most surprising revelations of the night came from Ivatar, who casually mentioned that this is her seventh Big Brother Naija audition. Seven times! Talk about persistence paying off. Her story is already inspiring many, and fans are rooting for her journey.
But that’s not all, Ebuka teased some twists this season, and we’re intrigued. First, Sundays are now for the Head of House games, while Mondays will feature the Head of House challenger. Also, this season’s winner won’t just walk away with the grand cash prize at the end, the prize will be earned weekly, and each week housemates will choose a Most Influential Player Weekly. So strategy is about to be everything.
Here’s a peek at the fifteen ladies who are stealing centre stage:
Zita
Elizabeth Oloruntola, 24, is a UNILAG student and creative from Ogun State. She’s into makeup, painting, photography, and hyping people up. After surviving a health scare four years ago, she’s been living boldly ever since and is hoping to meet her own “odogwu silencer” in the house.
Mide
Ayomide Iwasokun, 23, is sharp, observant, and never afraid to call out shady behaviour. A University of Benin graduate and aspiring actress, she’s known as the one who always catches people slipping, especially her friends’ boyfriends!
Sultana
Farida Sultana, 26, is a plus-size model and beauty expert from Adamawa. She’s trained in skincare and haircare and hopes to open a beauty school someday. She’s stylish, confident, and ready for a glow-up.
Doris
At 34, Doris Okorie is a seasoned radio presenter, actor, and storyteller. She’s the type to stay calm until you come for her, then it’s game on. Confident and outspoken, she’s got a soft spot for deep conversations and big personalities.
Big Soso
Sonia Amako, 28, is a Southern Kaduna-born lawyer and chef who paid her way through school in the UK by cooking. She now runs a charity, a restaurant, and a spice business while raising her siblings. She’s got big heart and bigger dreams.
Tracy
Uchenna Ekwe, 27, is emotional, passionate, and proudly chaotic. Losing her dad changed her worldview. She may seem blunt, but behind the walls is someone deeply loyal and always fun to be around.
Ivatar
Ifeyinwa Okafor, 37, is a DJ, TV host, and single mom with experience in the entertainment world. With roots in both Yoruba and Igbo cultures, she’s bold, spirited, and proud of her tattoos and life journey.
Sabrina
Sabrina Idukpaye, 32, is an actress, former international model, and TEDx speaker. She once dropped out of school, only to return later and graduate with distinction from LSE. She’s all about second chances and making bold moves.
Gigi Jasmine
Nicole Simon–Ogan, 31, is a Nigerian-American DJ and single mom who’s rocked global stages. She’s vibrant, soulful, and passionate about storytelling, music, and building meaningful connections.
Thelma
Thelma Lawson, 27, is a skincare boss from Rivers State and a single mom who started her business while still in university. She’s raw, real, and doesn’t fake anything—including her feelings.
Imisi
Opeyemi Ayanwale, 23, is a fashion designer and Yoruba actress from Oyo. She grew up without close family ties, which made her tough and straightforward. Faith is her anchor, and she’s not afraid to speak her mind.
Ibifubara
Ibifubara Davies, 28, is a psychologist turned techie who loves deep convos and a little drama. She’s witty, kind-hearted, and always ready for whatever life throws her way. Talking is her superpower!
Isabella
Esther Georgewill, 29, is a bold single mom who once walked away from everything to chase her dreams. She’s already been on TV but says she’s just getting started. Her vibe? Real, warm, and always ready to love, but strategically.
Joanna
Josephine Iwoh, 21, is a model and pageant queen from Benue with big energy. She’s faced criticism and emotional challenges but always bounces back. She’s passionate about youth, women’s rights, and making a statement wherever she goes.
Dede
Precious Ashiogwu, 23, is calm, cool, and focused. She once bought her mum a house and is now in a healthy relationship while chasing bigger dreams. She’s loyal, grounded, and has her eyes set on the BBNaija prize.
By Ezinne Okorie.
