HEADLINE: Imisi Emerges Winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10





In a thrilling finale watched by millions across Nigeria and beyond, Imisihas been crowned the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10 (BBNaija S10). The announcement came on Sunday night amidst cheers, emotions, and electrifying performances that wrapped up the 10-week-long reality show.


Imisi, known for her calm personality, sharp intellect, and strategic gameplay, beat out other top finalists to clinch the grand prize of ₦120 million,  a brand-new SUV, a sponsored trip for two, and several endorsement deals.


Throughout the season, Imisi captured the hearts of viewers with her authenticity, resilience, and strong social game. From navigating tense situations in the house to winning key tasks and showing genuine friendship, she remained one of the most consistent and loved housemates.


Fans of the show flooded social media with congratulatory messages, calling her win “well deserved” and “long overdue.” The hashtag #ImisiTheWinner trended across platforms as supporters celebrated her victory into the early hours of the morning.

 The final five housemates—Imisi, JayD, Soma, Chioma, and Rex—shared emotional moments leading up to the big reveal. As Ebuka Obi-Uchendu announced Imisi as the winner, she broke down in tears, overwhelmed with joy and gratitude.


Speaking after her win, Imisi thanked her fans and everyone who supported her journey. “This means everything to me. I came here just to be myself, and I didn’t think I would make it this far,” she said, holding back tears.


The show’s sponsors commended Imisi’s character and performance, stating she represents the values of strength, focus, and creativity. Several brands have already hinted at signing endorsement deals with the new star.

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Season 10 of BBNaija has been one of the most-watched and talked-about editions in the show's history. With twists like surprise evictions, mystery housemates, and record-breaking voting numbers, it kept fans hooked from start to finish.


As Imisi begins her journey outside the house, fans and brands alike are looking forward to what the future holds for BBNaija’s newest star. One thing is clear—this is only the beginning for Imisi.

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