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BBNaija winners by vote percentage in the past 10 years

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Over the years, Big Brother Naija has crowned ten housemates as winners, but only a few have walked away with dominant victories.

Based on official vote percentages at the finale, Laycon, winner of Season 5, holds the record for the highest winning vote percentage in the show’s history, with an impressive 60.00 per cent of the final votes.

Recently, Imisi, the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10, secured her place in BBNaija history by winning with 42.80 per cent of the finale votes, representing one of the strongest showings in recent years.

PUNCH Online takes a look at all the past 10 winners who have won the reality TV show.

1 Laycon (Season 5 – 2020) – 60.00%

2 Efe Ejeba (Season 2 – 2017) – 57.61%

3 Katung Aduwak (Season 1 – 2006) – 51.30%

4 Whitemoney (Season 6 – 2021) – 46.52%

5 Imisi (Season 10 – 2025) – 42.80%

  1. Mercy Eke (Season 4 – 2019) – 41.77%
  2. Phyna (Season 7 – 2022) – 40.74%
  3. Miracle Igbokwe (Season 3 – 2018) – 38.18%
  4. Kellyrae (Season 9 – 2024) – 35.95%

10 Ilebaye (Season 8 – 2023 – All Stars) – 30.08%

Big Brother Naija is one of Africa’s most-watched reality TV shows, featuring housemates from across Nigeria who live together in isolation for weeks, competing in tasks, games, and social dynamics, with weekly evictions determined by public votes.

The show culminates in a live finale where the public votes to determine the winner—usually based on popularity, strategy, and connection with the audience. The winner receives a grand prize, often including millions in cash, a car, and endorsements.

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