Eight finalists battle for BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ N100m grand prize

The countdown to the BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ grand finale is officially underway, and viewers are eagerly anticipating the ultimate showdown.

The finale of the ninth edition takes place today, October 6, with eight housemates competing for the grand prize of N100 million.

Following the emotional farewells of Topher, Kassia, and Ocee during last Sunday’s live eviction, the remaining contestants have successfully navigated the twists and turns of this exhilarating season.

As the BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ finale draws near, one thing is certain: every finalist has left their mark with a distinct blend of personality, strategy, and fan appeal.

As excitement reaches its peak, here is a closer look at the top eight housemates as described by MultiChoice.

Anita

Anita, the no-nonsense beauty, captured hearts with her softer side, particularly when it came to her younger bae, Topher.

Their dynamic was undeniable, keeping her entertained, fed, and warm.

Anita’s impressive game was solidified by two Head of House wins alongside best friend Nelly.

Kellyrae

Kellyrae’s bold move—entering Big Brother Naija with his new wife, Kassia, and keeping it a secret—proves his strategic genius.

Kellyrae bravely navigated the pressure of housemates vying for Kassia’s attention.

This high-risk strategy paid off, earning him respect.

Nelly

Nelly’s fortunate final journey is nothing short of remarkable.

Her stunning looks and impeccable style earned her the title of “The money is fashionable” from her devoted fanbase, Nellyverse.

Nelly’s courage was shown during the ‘Face your fears’ wager presentation, sharing her heartbreaking childhood ordeal. Her soft demeanour and vulnerability captivated audiences.

Onyeka

Onyeka, the vibrant Chekas girl, burst into the Big Brother Naija scene alongside her sister, Chizoba. Despite initial struggles, Onyeka’s dynamic personality and versatility shone through, particularly in wager executions and dazzling dance performances.

Her devoted fanbase, ONYXTARS, celebrates her remarkable resilience, likening her to a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Ozee

Ozee, the charismatic Mbadiwe Twin, was the house therapist and peacemaker, Ozee’s calm demeanour kept him under the radar throughout the season.

A lawyer by profession and elder among housemates, Ozee’s strategic neutrality paid off. His name rarely surfaced during nominations.

Sooj

Sooj expertly navigated the No Loose Guard game with his partnership with Nelly. He demonstrated unexpected assertiveness.

It was as if he knew that at the end of his reign, he would become the only semi-finalist not nominated at all, earning himself a seat at the finale.

This former Aces hunk, joined the game with his equally smooth friend, Topher and one thing that stood out is how they went for friends, Nelita and this made their moves so much easier.

Victoria

The calm and collected Victoria navigated the game with ease. Victoria’s competitiveness sparked only during tasks.

Her fanbase, VIKINGS, admired her focus and protected her at all costs.

Her strong bond with Kassia made Kassia’s pre-finale eviction devastating and Ozee’s timely comfort softened the blow.

Wanni

Wanni’s name is synonymous with infectious energy and an unforgettable Big Brother Naija journey alongside twin sister Handi.

Falling in love was never part of Wanni’s strategy, but she did – hooking up with Shaun on launch night.

Wanni x Handi and Shaun became a tripartite alliance, coined “Shaun and the chihuahuas”.

Their bond lasted until his eviction two weeks before the finale.

The same night, Wanni faced a double blow, losing Handi to eviction as well.

But she didn’t let grief define her. After one night of tears, Wanni refocused on her mission.