The much-anticipated 10th season of Big Brother Naija is underway, with host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu back on the iconic stage to welcome a new set of housemates competing for the record-breaking ₦150 million grand prize.
Among the first housemates introduced on opening night were Zita, Ayomide, Sultana, and Doris—each bringing a unique blend of personality and drama to the Big Brother Naija house.
Zita, 24, made a bold entrance, describing herself as “real, authentic, beautiful, and brainy,” and declared that she’s not just in the game to play, but to leave a lasting legacy.
Ayomide, 23, also made an impression, confidently stating, “I’ve got the looks, the personality, and a little bit of flirt,” hinting at a season packed with romance, rivalry, and fiery moments.
Sultana, a 25-year-old plus-size model from Adamawa, made it clear she’s not the typical BBNaija girl. “I’m unpredictable and unbothered. I’m not your regular girl,” she declared.
Doris entered with full-on main character energy. Bold, confident, and “intensely single,” she is ready to own her space and stir the pot when necessary.
Big Soso is a Kaduna Chef and Lawyer on a mission to represent the sauce from the North. “I want young girls to see that you can be a boss and still hold it down at home.”
Tracy, a 27-year-old graduate trainee from Anambra State, is stepping into the spotlight determined to break free from years of being misunderstood.
Also representing Anambra is 37-year-old Ivatar, a media mogul and mother, who has entered the house to compete and set new standards.
Then there’s Sabrina, 32 — a self-proclaimed boss lady by mindset and princess at heart. Armed with a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics, she’s on a mission to represent every multifaceted woman who’s ever been told she’s doing too much.