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BBNaija Winners and Their Vote Percentages Since 2006

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LAGOS, Nigeria — The Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) reality show has produced several stars since its debut in 2006, with each season capturing millions of viewers and sparking social media conversations across the continent. Over the years, fans have watched housemates compete for fame, fortune, and the grand prize — with final votes often revealing just how strongly Nigerians supported their favorites.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Here is the complete list of BBNaija winners and the percentage of votes they received.

Katung Aduwak – 2006 (51.3%)
The very first winner of Big Brother Nigeria, Katung Aduwak, claimed victory with 51.3 percent of the votes. His win marked the beginning of what would become Africa’s most popular reality TV franchise.

Efe Ejeba – 2017 (57.6%)
After an 11-year break, the show returned as “See Gobe” in 2017. Efe Ejeba, from Delta State, became a household name after securing 57.6 percent of the total votes, beating runner-up Bisola Aiyeola.

Miracle Igbokwe – 2018 (38.18%)
The 2018 season, tagged “Double Wahala,” saw Miracle Igbokwe emerge as the winner with 38.18 percent. His calm personality and chemistry with fellow housemate Nina helped him gain massive fan support.

Mercy Eke – 2019 (41.77%)
Mercy made history as the first female winner of BBNaija, taking home 41.77 percent of the votes in the “Pepper Dem” season. Her confidence and fashion sense made her one of the show’s most memorable contestants.

Laycon – 2020 (60%)
The “Lockdown” edition brought record-breaking votes. Laycon won by a landslide, earning 60 percent — the highest in the show’s history. His intelligence, music, and humility won viewers over.

Whitemoney – 2021 (47%)
The “Shine Ya Eye” season crowned Whitemoney as winner with 47 percent. His kitchen skills and friendly attitude earned him fans across Nigeria.

Phyna – 2022 (40.74%)
In the “Level Up” season, Phyna took 40.74 percent of the final votes to become the second female winner of BBNaija. She beat runner-up Bryann in a closely watched finale.

Ilebaye Odiniya – 2023 (30.08%)
The “All Stars” edition saw Ilebaye Odiniya take home the grand prize with 30.08 percent, defeating former winners Mercy Eke and CeeC. Her win shocked many fans but earned her praise for resilience.

Kellyrae – 2024 (35.95%)
Kellyrae continued the streak of new champions by claiming 35.95 percent of votes in the “Fame and Fortune” season, narrowly beating Wanni, who scored 32.48 percent.

Imisi – 2025 (42.80%)
The most recent season crowned Imisi as winner after securing 42.8 percent of the votes. The finale, broadcast live on DStv and Showmax, marked another milestone for the BBNaija franchise.

Since its inception, Big Brother Naija has remained a cultural phenomenon, boosting careers in entertainment, music, and fashion. With each season, new stars emerge, fan bases grow stronger, and the show continues to highlight the power of audience participation in Nigerian pop culture.

As the excitement builds for the next season, fans are already speculating who will join the long list of BBNaija winners.

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