Introducing the BBNaija10 Housemates: The group of 15 contestants includes single mothers and a self-proclaimed seductress.
The tenth season of Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) kicked off on Saturday evening, starting a two-day debut that will carry on into Sunday.

The tenth season of Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) kicked off on Saturday evening, starting a two-day debut that will carry on into Sunday.
Under the theme âTen Over Tenâ, all the female contestants were introduced, each contributing her distinct character, style, and excitement to the reality show.
The lineup of 15 women included lawyers, single moms, therapists, self-identified villains, and charming personalities.
Here is the list of female contestants revealed during the show's launch on Sunday.

1. Zita: The 24-year-old, during her unveiling, said her parents are unaware she joined the reality TV show. With her âno 100 per cent trustâ policy, she is bringing fire and fierce independence to the house.

2. Mide: Mide has been described as one of the âprettiest facesâ among the housemates, but she described herself as a âpolished hustlerâ.

- 3. Doris: She describes herself as âvery, very single and ready to mingle with a guy who is nice and has sense.â

4. Sultana: Sultana, who hails from Adamawa, values loyalty and close connections. She said she is not looking to betray anyone and is excited for pool parties and forming bonds without compromising her values.

5. Big SOSO: Hailing from Kaduna but based in the UK, Big SOSO is a lawyer who lives for warmth.

- 6. Dede: She proudly describes herself as an antagonist who âloves drama so much.â She made her mission clear: âI came to take it all. Watch out!â

7. Joanna: Joanna, 21, from Benue State, brings a mix of elegance and insight. Known for her love of kizomba and salsa, sheâs also deeply introspective.

- 8. Isabella: She is a single mum from Rivers State. Isabella describes herself as âunapologetically a seductress.â

- 9. Ibifubara: The 27-year-old therapist from Rivers said she is not shy about her ambitions. âI donât mind betraying anyone if it would land me the win.â

- 10. Tracy: A 27-year-old graduate trainee from Anambra, Tracy is hitting pause on pressure and play on pleasure. After years of battling comparisons, âSheâs ready to break free, let loose, and have real fun.â Loyal in love, despite thinking ârelationships are shams,â sheâs bringing honesty, humour, and heart.

- 11: Ivatar: The 37-year-old is the oldest female contestant and a media mogul, mum, and self-described âmain characterâ from Anambra.

12. Sabrina: Representing Edo State, Sabrina is royalty by blood and a boss by mindset. With a Masterâs degree from the London School of Economics, she said she is on the reality TV show to represent every woman whoâs ever been told sheâs âtoo much.â And sheâs doing it with style and purpose.

- 13. Gigi Jasmine: Raised in Lagos, 25-year-old Gigi Jasmine said she is a deep thinker with âbig smoke for the fakes.â

- 14. Thelma Lawson: At 26, Thelma from Port Harcourt is a skincare boss who âcalls a thing, a thing.â Owning every room she walks into, sheâs loyal, bold, and stepping fully into her soft life era.

15. Imisi: The 23-year-old housemate who hails from Oyo State is a fashion-forward, no-filter personality with razor-sharp takes and comebacks.
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