The Big Brother Naija reality show season 6 started on Saturday July 24, and is expected to end in 72 days with the winner carting away a whopping N90million worth of prizes.
The theme for this year season of BBNaija is tagged ‘Shine Ya Eye’ with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu as the host.
There are currently 11 male contestants in Biggie’s house and they are follows:
Meet Boma, 34
Boma is the first housemate to join the house. An only child, he was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. An indigene of both Rivers and Delta States is, he’s 34-year-old, a mixologist, model, and former footballer.
Meet Saga, 28
Okusaga, is 28-year-old, an engineer who hails from Lagos State became the second housemate to enter the house.
Meet Yousef, 29
Yousef Garba, a 29-year-old teacher, model, who loves looking good for the camera is the third housemate to be introduced.
Meet Pere, 30
30-year-old drama king, Pere, who is an actor and a real-estate agent dripped into the show bearing ‘violence and ‘spontaneity’ as well as ‘adventure’.
Meet White Money
White Money is a businessman who is into the sale of shoes.
Meet Niyi
Niyi is a former basketball who comes from Oyo State and he is married with a child. He is also a businessman who runs a fantasy game platform and event business in Cape Town, South Africa.
Meet Yerins, 27
27-year-old Yerins is a medical doctor who likes to eat even though it does not show on his body. He is also an artist. He described himself as a ‘polymath’ who has an undying love for many creative things.
Meet JayPaul, 29
29-years-old JayPaul comes from Calabar, Cross River state said he is a “social butterfly”.
He described himself as a complete entertainer who owns a tourism business. Jay Paul also acts and sings.
Meet Emmanuel, 24
Emmanuel is a 24-year-old model from Akwa Ibom State. He is the winner of Mr. Africa.
Meet Sammie
Sammie is from Kaduna state. He is studying Guidance and Counselling at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He is also a filmmaker.
Meet Cross
Cross is a fitness center and spa owner who insists he lives by “the rule of love”.
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