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Imisi Ayanwale crowned Winner of BBNaija S10

meridianspyBy meridianspyOctober 6, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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After 72 thrilling days in the Big Brother Naija (BBN) house, Imisi Ayanwale has emerged as the winner of  the Season 10 edition, walking away with a cash prize of ₦80 million.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the grand finale was held on Sunday night, following weeks of intense competition, strategy and entertainment that captivated millions of viewers across Africa.

The live finale broadcast to a massive audience across Africa, was a spectacular celebration featuring energetic performances from renowned Nigerian artistes, Adekunle Gold and Iyanya.

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the host of the show, dazzled the crowd with his signature charisma as the audience erupted with excitement when Imisi’s name was announced as the winner.

The humorous and outspoken housemate, who enjoyed massive support from her loyal fanbase known as “Ijoba 606”, triumphed over eight strong finalists namely: Dede, Kola, Mensan, Isabella, Jason Jae, Koyin, Kaybobo, and Sultana in securing her place in BBN history.

Her calm, strategic and emotionally intelligent approach earned her the admiration of both her fellow housemates and millions of fans who followed her journey from day one.

The finale wrapped up what many fans have described as one of the most unpredictable and emotionally charged seasons yet.

This season witnessed surprising turns including the disqualification of housemate Faith, a few days before the finale.

This year’s grand prize was valued at ₦150 million which comprises of ₦80 million in cash, a new car, a fully furnished apartment, a sponsored international trip, tech gadgets and several endorsement opportunities from the sponsors.

A visibly emotional Imisi expressed gratitude to her supporters and the Big Brother platform.

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“I came into this house not knowing what to expect, but I stayed true to myself. Every challenge, every tear and every laugh brought me here.

I’m grateful to everyone who believed in me and voted for me,” she said.

The finale also saw emotional reunions as evicted housemates returned to celebrate the show’s milestone season.

Fans filled the venue and flooded social media with congratulatory messages under trending hashtags such as #ImisiTheQueen, #BBNaija10Finale, and #10Over10Season

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