The much-anticipated Big Brother Naija Season 10 has officially launched, ushering in a new wave of excitement and entertainment for fans across Nigeria and beyond. With the theme “10/10,” this milestone season promises premium drama, unforgettable personalities, and non-stop entertainment.

Saturday’s live premiere set the tone for the season as 15 dynamic female housemates were unveiled, each bringing her unique flair, background, and story to Africa’s biggest reality TV stage.

From seasoned professionals to budding stars, this year’s female contestants are already generating buzz for their boldness, charisma, and compelling personal journeys.

Meet the Ladies of BBNaija Season 10:

1. Elizabeth Oloruntola (Zita), 24 – A makeup artist and hype queen, Zita is known for her creativity and unapologetic energy.

2. Ayomide Iwasokun (Mide), 23 – Sharp-tongued and deeply intuitive, Mide is the bold friend every squad needs.

3. Farida Sultana Auduson (Sultana), 26 – A plus-size model and beautician with a love for pageantry, she’s here to break stereotypes.

4. Doris Okorie (Doris), 34 – A radio presenter and actress with a magnetic personality and a flair for chaos.

5. Sonia Amako (Big Soso), 28 – A chef, lawyer, and charity founder who worked her way through school. She’s driven and grounded.

6. Uchenna Ekwe (Tracy), 27 – Bold, layered, and unpredictable, Tracy says she’s ready to stir the waters.

7. Ifeyinwa Okafor (Ivatar), 37 – A seasoned TV host and supermom with South African-Nigerian roots and veteran energy.

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8. Sabrina Idukpaye (Sabrina), 32 – A model, TEDx speaker, and Vogue alum ready to inspire and challenge norms.

9. Nicole Simon (Gigi Jasmine), 31 – A Nigerian-American DJ and single mom, Gigi brings global vibes and unapologetic confidence.

10. Thelma Lawson, 27 – A skincare entrepreneur and single mother who combines glam with grit.

11. Opeyemi Ayanwale (Imisi), 23 – A gospel singer and fashion designer, soft-spoken but not to be underestimated.

12. Ibifubara Davies (Ibifubara), 28 – A psychologist-turned-tech expert, she’s thoughtful, strategic, and quietly powerful.

13. Esther Georgewill (Isabella), 29 – A sweet, sharp mom with a quick wit and a balancing act between hustle and home.

14. Josephine Iwoh (Joanna), 21 – A pageant queen and model with unshakeable determination and a flair for the spotlight.

15. Precious Ashiogwu (Dede), 23 – Fierce, loyal, and laser-focused. She’s already won hearts—and even bought her mom a house.

With the male housemates set to enter the house later tonight, fans are bracing for alliances, rivalries, romance, and drama that BBNaija is known for.

Season 10 is shaping up to deliver 10/10 energy, 10/10 chaos, and 10/10 entertainment.

Stay locked on News Access NG for the latest updates, housemate highlights, and eviction drama from Big Brother Naija Season 10.

The milestone 10th season of Big Brother Naija kicked off in spectacular fashion on Saturday night, with host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu introducing the first batch of housemates and unveiling a major twist that has already shaken up the game.

With the theme “10/10,” this season promises top-tier drama, fierce competition, and high-stakes entertainment. But the biggest surprise? The ₦150 million grand prize won’t go to just one winner in a single lump sum.

For the first time in BBNaija history, housemates must earn the prize money weekly by participating in various tasks and challenges issued by Big Brother. This new “work-and-reward” format means that consistent effort, strategy, and teamwork—or rivalry—will be key to securing the bag.

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The twist adds a fresh level of unpredictability to the show, ensuring that viewers stay glued to their screens for the entire 10-week run, which is scheduled to end on October 5.

So far, only half of the housemates have entered the house, with the second group set to join during part two of the premiere on Sunday. As always, fans can expect flirtations, feuds, friendships, and plenty of surprises as the season unfolds.

With ₦150 million up for grabs and a brand-new format in play, Big Brother Naija Season 10 is already living up to its name — 10/10 drama, 10/10 twists, and 10/10 entertainment.

Stay tuned to News Access NG for daily updates, housemate profiles, eviction news, and exclusive BBNaija coverage.

The much-anticipated Season 10 of Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) is set to premiere this July, and the stakes have never been higher. Organisers of the hit reality television show have announced a staggering ₦150 million grand prize for the winner — the largest in the show’s history.

The official announcement was made during a press briefing on Wednesday, where the showrunners revealed that this season will kick off with a two-day launch event, ushering in a fresh wave of entertainment, drama, and competition that has come to define the BBNaija brand since its debut in 2006.

Returning to host the new season is Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, a household name and long-time face of the show. While addressing journalists at the briefing, Ebuka reflected on the show’s remarkable journey over the years.

“We’ve had 197 housemates across nine seasons, over 709 days of airtime, and a total of ₦637 million awarded in prizes,” he said.

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Season 9, titled “No Loose Guard,” introduced an unexpected twist to the format, as housemates auditioned in pairs and initially entered the house as duos. As the season progressed, they were eventually unpaired and competed as individuals. This twist added a new layer of strategy and emotional complexity to the show, keeping audiences glued to their screens.

The ninth season was eventually won by Kellyrae, who not only clinched the ₦100 million cash prize but also etched her name in BBNaija history as the first married housemate to win the show.

This year’s edition is already generating buzz for its record-breaking prize money and promises to feature even more electrifying content, unique tasks, and unpredictable twists. While details on the housemates remain under wraps, fans can expect a diverse mix of personalities and storylines that reflect the show’s evolving identity and massive cultural impact.

Big Brother Naija has grown beyond just a reality show; it’s now a cultural phenomenon that shapes conversations across Nigeria and the African continent, launching careers and giving millions of viewers a shared entertainment experience.

As anticipation builds, all eyes are on BBNaija Season 10 — a milestone edition that promises to be bigger, bolder, and more rewarding than ever.

Stay tuned to News Access NG for exclusive updates, profiles of housemates, and behind-the-scenes coverage throughout the season.

The Nigeria’s biggest reality TV show, Big Brother Naija (BBNaija), on Sunday, July 28, premiered the BBNaija season 9.

BBNaija season eight ran for 24 hours on DStv channel 198 and GOtv channel 49, and it aired starting at 7 p.m. on the Africa Magic Showcase, Africa Magic Urban, and Africa Magic Family channels.

This season which is holding in the usual location after the All-Stars season, is packed with different twists.

On Sunday, media star Ebuka Obi-Uchendu made his comeback to hosting the program for eight seasons running.
Ebuka who is responsible for keeping fans on suspense during the weekly live eviction show, has been the hosts of every season of the show except the season 1 which he participated as a contestant.

He revealed the theme during the Sunday opening event while showing guests around the house. 

He said that because it is a season of Double Housemates, it makes the House the largest in the history of the program.

Ebuka revealed that the theme of this season is “No Loose Guard.” noting that it is a duo season.

The 28 Housemates who are in 14 pairs, made their way inside the house contesting for the sum of N100 million and an SUV. 
The season nine will also retain its voting style from last year.

Only active subscribers will be able to cast their votes on the Big Brother Naija website, mobile site, MyDStv and MyGOtv apps.

Some of the reality show viewers and admirers have complained that they are unable to see the program on GOTV.

News Access NG has created this article to show readers how to watch BBNaija live on GOTV and other platforms:

Here is how to watch BBNaija season 9 on DSTV, GOTV, other platforms

Watch Big Brother Naija 2021 (Season 9) on GOTV

Big Brother Naija is accessible on channel 49 for GOTV Max, Max plus, SUPA, and SUPA plus package subscribers to access.

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Weekly highlights of Big Brother Naija season 9 will air on Africa Magic Family channel, and live eviction programs will air on GOTV on channel 29.

To resolve any problems viewing the show on GOTV, simply hit the MENU button on your remote control, select the Advance option, then press Installation, Reset, and OK.

You then have to wait a few minutes for it to reinstall before you can access channel 49 and begin seeing the BBNaija show in real time.

For DSTV Subscribers

Channel 198 is where DSTV subscribers can watch Big Brother Naija.

Every DSTV package, including DSTV Access, DSTV Family, DSTV Compact, DSTV Compact Plus, and DSTV Premium, offers it.

Weekly highlights of Big Brother Naija season nine will air on Africa Magic Showcase channel 151, Africa Magic Urban channel 153, and Africa Magic Family channel 154. Live eviction shows from the show will air on DStv channel 198 24/7.

On DSTV Now App

Download the DStv Now App from the Google Playstore or App Store if you would like to stream from your mobile device and have an active DSTV subscription.

Go to now.dstv.com and log in with your decoder details to watch live on a laptop or desktop.

It should be noted that in addition to having a valid DSTV subscription, you also require a data plan, ideally unlimited, and a fast internet connection (3G, 4G LTE, or Wi-Fi).

On Showmax

In Nigeria, Showmax is a video-on-demand service that provides users with access to the greatest episodes of local and foreign television programs, films, documentaries, and children’s programming.

The “Big Brother Naija” program is now available to stream live online around-the-clock.