The 2025 edition of Big Brother Naija kicked off on July 26 with a bang, and as expected, Nigerians are already buzzing about the drama, personalities, and jaw-dropping moments unfolding inside the house.
This season, tagged “10/10”, promises 71 days of premium entertainment, with housemates battling for the N150 million grand prize. The show’s beloved host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, set the tone on opening night, stepping out in a regal, show-stopping Edo-inspired ensemble that got fans hyped and hungry for the drama ahead.
From entertainers and entrepreneurs to athletes and academics, this year’s housemates are as diverse as they come bold, unfiltered, and unapologetically real. Meet the Standout Housemates Lighting Up BBNaija 10/10.
Koyinsola Samod Sanusi (“Koyin”), 21, Ogun State
A confident model turned singer, Koyin entered the house with youthful energy and a knack for stirring drama. At just 21, he’s among the youngest contestants and unapologetically ambitious.
Oluwakayikunmi Ajibade (“Kayikunmi”), 25, Ekiti State
A banker, polo enthusiast, and natural entertainer. Always game for a little chaos, Kayikunmi promises to bring structure and drama in equal measure.
Kayode Oladele (“Kaybobo”), 26, Ekiti State
Ex-pro American football player with a thoughtful side. After overcoming serious injury, Kaybobo brings resilience, charisma, and a cerebral edge.
Ayomide Jason James (“Jason Jae”), 29, Ondo State
A creative director, musician, and massage therapist, Jason Jae fuses artistry and charm. His tagline? “Fun, fame and funds.” Behind the flirtatious exterior lies a lover with depth.
Faith Adewale, 25, Osun State
A doctor and AR creator with Gemini wit. Faith claims he can command a room in silence or spark conflict with one line. He’s layered, cerebral, and strategic.
Arinze Ekwenme (“Denari”), 27, Anambra State
A self-employed storyteller with music, mimicry, and football in his wheelhouse. Denari is determined to flip the script on his past and seize the spotlight he’s always deserved.
Daniel Olatunji (“Danboskid”), 25, Ekiti State
Once Mr. Ideal Nigeria, now a familiar face in fashion and business. Danboskid brings confidence, style, and a major desire to elevate his personal brand.
Bright Mbata (“Bright Morgan”), 27, Imo State
A Nollywood actor and Capricorn with ambition. He’s “handsome with brains,” keen to prove emotional intelligence can shine as bright as ambition.
Gigi Jasmine (Nicole Simon‑Ogan), 31, Akwa Ibom
An Abuja-based DJ and musician blending global beats with bold vocal activism. She asks: “Can you capture the mind, not just the body?”
Ibifubara Davies, 28, Lagos State
Psychologist, foodie, and conversation catalyst. She rates Lagos salads for fun and lives by being authentically herself.
Imisi (Opeyemi Ayanwale), 23, Oyo State
Fashion designer and actor known for emotional honesty and comic narration. She brings unapologetic flair and spontaneous chaos.
Sonia Amako (“Big Soso”), 28, Kaduna State
A chef and lawyer championing Northern women’s resilience. She declares: “You can be a boss and still hold it down at home.”
Esther Georgewill (“Isabella”), 29, Rivers State
A grounded entrepreneur and single mother. “I’m as delightful as a bee sting,” she says—layered, deep, and fiercely authentic.
Uchenna Ekwe (“Tracy”), 27, Anambra State
A graduate trainee and single mum brimming with spark. She’s here to reclaim joy and spark energy into the House.
Thelma Lawson, 26, Rivers State
A skincare entrepreneur and mother of two stores by age 25. She puts it plainly: “I’m not rude—I’m just loud and honest.”
Farida Sultana Auduson Ibrahim (“Sultana”), 25, Adamawa State
A plus-size model and beautician challenging norms with Northern charm and creative force.
Ifeyinwa Okafor (“Ivatar”), 37, Anambra State
A mother and media personality embracing growth and authenticity. At 37, she reflects realness and generational wisdom.
Josephine Iwoh (“Joanna”), 21, Benue State
Salsa-lover turned entrepreneur blending grace with fire. She lives for raw truth and unfiltered space.
Precious Ashiogwu (“Dede”), 23, Delta State
A self-declared “antagonist” entrepreneur in for the spotlight, cash, and the plot twists. “I’m a 10/10—no notes.”
Doris Okorie, 33, Imo State
A witty actor and writer who lives for chaos—unless she’s at peace. “If you go low, I’ll be in hell fanning the flames.”
Oghenetega Eritomi (“Otega”), 32, Delta State
A chef, developer, photographer and tech pro. Calm outside, wildfire within—he’s here to evolve and disrupt.
Kayode Olatunde (“Rooboy”), 29, Ogun State
A hypeman and performer whose presence makes each room electric. Realness isn’t an option—it’s a responsibility.
Victory Okokon, 28, Akwa Ibom
A psychologist turned storyteller who identifies as a “deviant with purpose.” He refuses to fit in and intends to shake things up.
Mensan‑Awaji James (“Mensan”), 29, Rivers State
A future lawyer bringing Scorpio intensity and Atlantic flair. “I’m here to be felt, not just seen.”
Unekwuojo Godswill Ameh (“Kuture”), 27, Kogi State
A marine logistics expert turned reality star. “With me in the house, subscribers won’t want to leave.”
With an unmatched roster of 29 personalities from fiery Gen Z creatives and powerhouse entrepreneurs to seasoned professionals and bold entertainers, BBNaija Season 10 is not just a show. It’s a stage for evolution, conversation, culture shifts, and unapologetic realness. Viewers can catch all the live action on DStv Channel 198, GOtv Channel 49, or stream on Showmax across Africa.
