Viewers expecting mere eye candy or surface-level entertainment from Big Brother Naija Season 10 may want to recalibrate: the latest batch of all-male housemates has proven to be more than just charismatic personalities—they’re a mix of heartbreak survivors, tech creatives, and socially conscious thinkers, now gearing up for a season that promises both drama and dimension.
“The race for the grand prize is officially on,” declared a representative from BHM in a statement issued Monday. “These gentlemen are ready to bring their A-game, offering viewers a season filled with intrigue, strategy, and unforgettable moments.”
What stands out in this year’s second unveiling is not just the diversity in professions—from doctors and lawyers to models and musicians—but the deeply personal narratives and nuanced ambitions each housemate brings into the spotlight.
Rooboy (Kayode Olatunde), for example, isn’t just loud and loyal; he’s driven by the memory of his late mother. “I’m here to be bold, vibrant, and unforgettable,” he said. Then there’s Purple (Faith Adewale), who fuses medical science with augmented reality and declares, “I’m riveting, calculated, and alluring.”
Others, like Mensan (James Mensan – Awaji), a lawyer and fashion icon, promise “no gimmicks, just real vibes,” while former construction worker and Mr. Ideal Nigeria 2024 Danboskid (Daniel Olatunji) said he’s ready to “showcase charisma and confidence.”
Notably, themes of vulnerability, emotional growth, and authenticity run through many of the introductions—perhaps a clue that this season won’t just be about alliances and evictions, but deeper explorations of character and relatability.
With the house now complete, Big Brother Naija Season 10 airs continuously on DStv Channel 198, GOtv Channel 49, and Showmax, with live eviction shows every Sunday.
Here’s a breakdown of the new faces who will be competing for your hearts and votes this season:
Rooboy (Kayode Olatunde) – Age 30
Outgoing and unapologetically real, Rooboy is a 30-year-old with a high-energy personality and a deep sense of loyalty. He’s been reshaped by the loss of his mom and now lives boldly to make her proud. Though he can be blunt and loud, he cares deeply about fairness and is focused on becoming the best version of himself. He’s here to be “bold, vibrant, and unforgettable.”
Koyin (Koyinsola Samod Sanusi) – Age 21
At just 21, Koyin is a model built for the spotlight. He’s a “certified party plug” with a fashion-forward vibe and a mission to chase success in music and acting. Proudly single and a self-proclaimed “King of Girls,” he’s bringing high energy and “fun drama” to the house, hoping to “shake things up with two girls fighting over me.”
Danboskid (Daniel Olatunji) – Age 25
Mr. Ideal Nigeria 2024 is in the house! Danboskid is a model and upcoming actor with a surprisingly grounded past — he once worked construction to make ends meet. He’s strategic, expressive, and while he’s learned from past heartbreaks not to rush into relationships, he still believes in love. He’s ready to use the Big Brother platform to showcase his charisma and confidence.
Otega (Oghenetega Eritomi) – Age 33
The house has a new creative force in Otega, a 33-year-old software developer who is also a storyteller, chef, and photographer. He’s an introspective and reserved man who values authenticity over appearances. Otega is here to be “real, to grow, and to leave a mark that lingers,” proving that vulnerability and quiet fire are a powerful combination.
Jason Jae (Ayomide Jason James) – Age 29
A born performer and vibrant creative, Jason Jae is a “lover boy with a wild side.” He’s overcome tough seasons, including stepping away from his music career and dropping out of university, and is now ready to use the Big Brother Naija house as his shot at fun, fame, and proving that a little mischief can go a long way.
Bright Morgan (Bright Mbata) – Age 28
A fast-rising actor who has already shared screen time with Nollywood legends, Bright Morgan is grounded and driven. This “Lagos boy” is known for his strategic thinking, charismatic presence, and disarming honesty. In a committed relationship, he values loyalty and is ready to bring charm, wit, and some real-life drama to the house.
Denari (Arinze Ekwenem) – Age 27
Denari is a first-class graduate who describes himself as passionate, funny, and deeply emotional. He’s a lone wolf who is extremely loyal to his small circle of friends. Despite a cynical view on relationships, he is open to healing and growth. As a natural leader and expert mimic, he believes he carries a “quiet strength” and is ready to prove it.
Kuture (Unekwojo Ameh) – Age 27
Introducing the “Ajegunle firecracker,” Kuture is a drummer, fashion designer, and interior decorator with a sharp tongue and unfiltered energy. This “Mainland boy” has a heart that beats for truth and is ready to bring his natural charisma and street smarts to the house. With him inside, you can trust “nobody’s letting their subscription expire.”
Mensan (James Mensan – Awaji) – Age 29
A Port Harcourt powerhouse, Mensan is a trained lawyer, fashion icon, and master storyteller with a magnetic presence. Known as “Captain James with the Sauce,” he’s the life of the party and a friendly fellow who can fit in anywhere. He’s bringing charisma, culture, and a fresh vibe from Rivers State to the house, promising “no gimmicks, just real vibes.”
Kaybobo (Kayode Oladele) – Age 26
Kaybobo is a vibrant mix of brains, brawn, and heart. This summa cum laude graduate of the University of Memphis is an ambitious and athletic leader with a hidden talent for poetry and a strong Christian faith. He loves to volunteer and is ready to light up the house with authentic energy, fierce competition, and unforgettable vibes.
Victory (Victory Okokon) – Age 28
Victory is a bold realist with a vibrant spirit who believes in freedom, equality, and social justice. A graduate of the University of Uyo, he is a natural-born writer who enjoys healthy arguments and meaningful friendships. He’s ready to use the Big Brother house to show the world that it’s okay to be “different, honest, vulnerable, and real.”
Purple (Faith Adewale) – Age 25
Not your typical doctor, Purple is a medical doctor and augmented reality creator who merges science, art, and technology. He describes himself as “riveting, calculated, and alluring” and believes he has the “sauce” the show needs. A perfect mix of book smarts and street smarts, he’s ready to lead, entertain, and show what Nigerian youth are truly capable of.
Kayikunmi (Oluwakayikunmi Ajibade) – Age 25
Kayikunmi is a charismatic twin who is a banker by day and a creative disruptor by night. Known for being funny, loud, and mischievous, he balances boardroom finesse with a thriving streetwear brand. He’s looking for love and is ready to bring “heart, heat, and headlines” to the house, proving that acting and entertaining are his second nature.
Kola (Kolapo Omotosho) – Age 29
Calm, confident, and quietly unforgettable, Kola is a Quality Analyst who has rebuilt his life after moving continents. A stylish storyteller with a soft-spoken edge, he’s grounded in his Christian faith and values honesty and growth. He’s here to challenge stereotypes and inspire others by showing that vulnerability and strength can coexist in one frame. He’s “not loud, but he’s unforgettable.”
Now that the men of the house have been revealed, fans are more eager than ever to see what drama, alliances, and game strategies they’ll bring to the show. It promises to be a season of non-stop entertainment, airing 24/7 on DStv Channel 198, GOtv Channel 49, and the Showmax streaming platform. Sunday live eviction shows will continue on these platforms, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.