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Temi Nkem Wins BBNaija Season 11 and Takes Home ₦160m

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Temi Nkem, a 21-year-old London-born housemate, has won BBNaija Season 11 and the ₦160 million prize after 70 days in the house. Here’s how it all ended.

It’s official. Temi Nkem is the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 11, and the ₦160 million grand prize is hers.

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The 21-year-old London-born housemate was crowned on Sunday night, October 4, 2026, after 70 days in the house. Aikou came second, while Sheba finished third.

Temi walked into the house on July 26 with 23 other housemates. That’s 24 people chasing one prize. Think about that for a second.

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On finale night, the exits came fast. Barry left first, then Oyin and Ricky. Flora and Tram followed, and Bluethopia was the last to go before the top three were set: Temi, Aikou and Sheba.



Things weren’t calm before the finale either. Ten housemates had made it to the big night at first. Then Keivo was disqualified after a physical fight with Tram, which reportedly started over a missing shirt.

That left nine people standing. Honestly, it’s the kind of drama BBNaija fans never forget.
So what made Temi stand out?

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She didn’t sit on the sidelines. Temi jumped into tasks, games and wager presentations, and she was never shy about speaking her mind. Because of that, she often ended up right in the middle of the house’s biggest conversations.

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She also believed in her own game. In her last Diary Session, she told Big Brother she thought she’d played the best strategic game in the house. That’s a bold thing to say with the finale so close. Now she’s got the crown to match that confidence.

For Temi, life is about to look very different. She went into the house as one of 24 strangers to the viewers, and she’s walking out as the winner of the Show Ya Sef edition.

Whether you were rooting for her or for someone else, you have to admit it was a ride. Seventy days of friendships, fights, romance and strategy all came down to one name on Sunday night.

Congratulations, Temi.

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