Headline: BBNaija10: Mide Tips Mensan as Housemate with Biggest Fan Base — Sparks Debate Among Viewers

 

In a recent conversation that stirred up buzz within the BBNaija10 house and across social media, housemate Mide boldly claimed that she believes Mensan holds the largest fan base outside the house. The comment, made casually during a discussion with fellow housemates, quickly ignited conversations among fans, stirring debates about popularity, influence, and the power of fan loyalty in the ongoing season.

According to Mide, Mensan’s calm demeanor, charisma, and relatable personality have won the hearts of millions of viewers. She highlighted how Mensan has rarely been nominated, survived tense evictions, and consistently received loud cheers from the live audience, calling it a clear sign of a massive following.

The comment caught some housemates by surprise, while others nodded in agreement. “He just has that vibe,” Mide explained. “People connect with him — he’s not forcing anything, and that’s what fans love.”

 Outside the house, fans took to X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram to express their opinions. While Mensan’s supporters cheered Mide for “recognizing greatness,” others felt her statement was premature, pointing to housemates like Bella, Kamsi, or VDM who also command huge fan engagement.

Analytics from fan polls over the past weeks do show Mensan ranking consistently among the top three, often praised for his leadership during tasks, conflict resolution skills, and positive energy. However, other housemates have trended more frequently due to drama, romance, or strong diary sessions — factors that also heavily influence fan growth.

Entertainment blogs have since run polls asking fans if they agree with Mide's assertion. As of now, the results remain divided, with some users admitting they hadn't noticed Mensan’s quiet rise until Mide’s comment brought attention to it.

Reality TV experts say statements like Mide’s can shape public perception. “When housemates validate each other’s influence, it can boost a contestant’s narrative in the public eye, especially for viewers who rely on house dynamics to choose who they support,” one analyst noted.

 Mensan himself hasn’t responded directly to Mide’s statement, but fans noticed he seemed humbled when the topic came up later in a group conversation. He simply smiled and said, “I’m just being myself, whatever comes with that is fine.”

As the show progresses into the final weeks, all eyes are now on the fan base metrics. Will Mide’s instincts prove correct? Only the voting results will tell. Until then, the debate continues both inside and outside the house.