10 Unexpected Moments That Shook the BBNaija Season 10 Grand Finale


10 Unexpected Moments That Shook the BBNaija Season 10 Grand Finale
The Big Brother Naija Season 10 finale was everything fans hoped for, chaotic, emotional, and unforgettable. What started as a night of celebration quickly turned into a rollercoaster of surprises that had Nigerians glued to their screens until midnight.
With nine finalists standing and ₦150 million on the line, the tension inside Biggie’s house was unmatched. But nothing could prepare fans for the chain of shockers that unfolded live on stage, from unexpected evictions to emotional family moments and a show-stopping musical performance that sealed the night in gold.
In the end, Imisi, the underdog turned meme queen, emerged as the winner, taking home the ₦150 million grand prize, the biggest in the show’s history. But her win was just one of many unforgettable highlights.
Here are ten moments that defined the BBNaija Season 10 grand finale and kept the internet buzzing.
1. Kaybobo’s Shocking Early Exit
No one saw it coming. Kaybobo, the season’s comic relief and self-proclaimed “stove guardian,” became the first finalist to leave the house. Fans who thought his popularity would carry him further were left speechless, turning his iconic “Stove secured, crown slipped” moment into an instant meme.
2. Isabella’s Unexpected Eviction
Barely moments later, Ebuka dropped a double eviction twist, sending Isabella home right after Kaybobo. The confessional queen, known for her bold personality and viral one-liners, took it with grace, hugging Sultana and leaving fans online screaming “Justice for Bella!”
3. Mensan’s Emotional Reunion with His Mother
Tears flowed when Mensan, the “Gone in 60 Tears” king, finally reunited with his mum after weeks of emotional diary sessions. The moment melted hearts across Nigeria and reminded fans why he remained one of the season’s most genuine housemates.
4. Jason Jae’s Unexpected Fall
After dominating the season with strategy and sharp wit, Jason Jae’s eviction came as a shock to viewers. Known as the “HOH Hustler,” his calm exit and last words, “Game over, but story just began”, earned him quiet respect from fans and housemates alike.
5. Kola’s Surprise Eviction
The cool-headed strategist and fan favourite, Kola, bowed out in what many called the “biggest blindside of the night.” Viewers were stunned to see him go, with social media erupting over his simple but memorable farewell: “May the best win.”
6. Sultana’s Strategy Reveal and Eviction
Before her exit, Ebuka replayed Sultana’s journey to Head of House—a slick mix of charm, wit, and unexpected alliances. Her final words, “Tea served, crown denied,” summed up her unpredictable and entertaining run on the show.
7. Koyin Becomes the Last Man Standing
Koyin’s resilience paid off as he outlasted all the other male housemates to become the last man standing. But just when fans thought he might make it to the top two, Ebuka called his name for eviction. His response, “Denials done—truth reigns,” drew loud cheers from the audience.
8. All-Female Top Three
For the first time in BBNaija history, the finale ended with an all-female top three: Imisi, Dede, and Sultana. The crowd went wild as Ebuka declared, “Ladies, the house is yours.” It was a defining moment that celebrated women’s dominance in a season packed with twists.
9. Dede’s Graceful Runner-Up Moment
Dede, nicknamed “Aquawoman,” finished as first runner-up with her poise, emotional honesty, and fan-favorite style moments. Her acceptance speech was pure class, and many viewers still believe she could have won in another timeline.
10. Imisi’s Historic Win and Adekunle Gold’s Surprise Performance
Imisi’s victory capped a season-long redemption story, from underdog to fan-favorite. The emotional moment turned electric when Adekunle Gold hit the stage to perform in her honor, transforming the finale into a full-blown concert. Fans online called it the “best ending in BBNaija history.”
Final Word
The BBNaija Season 10 finale proved once again that this show isn’t just a game, it’s a reflection of Nigeria’s spirit: unpredictable, passionate, and full of surprises. From laughter to tears and confetti, it gave fans everything they wanted and more











