BREAKING: Kellyrae Emerge Winner of BBNaija Season 9

Kellyrae has emerged as the winner of the Big Brother Naija season 9 ‘No Loose Guard’ edition. Kellyrae edged Wanni who came in second and Onyeka third to emerge winner on the night. As the winner, Kellyrae goes home with a cash prize of N60million and a brand new car worth N40m bringing the total prize worth to N100m. Recall Kellyrae came into the show along with his wife, Kassia who got evicted in the penultimate week. The first edition of BBNaija, held in 2006, was won by 38-year-old Katung Aduwak. Efe Ejeba took home the title in Season 2’s ‘See Gobe’ edition, competing alongside housemates like Bisola, Kemen, and TBoss. In 2018, Miracle emerged as the winner of Season 3, dubbed ‘Double Wahala.’ The following year, Mercy Eke, also known as Lambo, became the first female champion of BBNaija, winning the Season 4 show after fierce competition with housemates such as Tacha, Mike, and Omashola. Laycon claimed victory in 2020’s Season 5, taking home a prize package worth N85 million. In 2021, Hazel Oyeze “Whitemoney” Onou was crowned the champion of Season 6, securing ₦90 million in prizes. Ijeoma Josephina “Phyna” Otabor won the seventh season in 2022, walking away with 100 million naira, while Ilebaye Odiniya triumphed in 2023’s eighth season, securing a 120 million naira prize.
Kellyrae has emerged as the winner of the Big Brother Naija season 9 ‘No Loose Guard’ edition. Kellyrae edged Wanni who came in second and Onyeka third to emerge winner on the night. As the winner, Kellyrae goes home with a cash prize of N60million and a brand new car worth N40m bringing the total prize worth to N100m. Recall Kellyrae came into the show along with his wife, Kassia who got evicted in the penultimate week. The first edition of BBNaija, held in 2006, was won by 38-year-old Katung Aduwak. Efe Ejeba took home the title in Season 2’s ‘See Gobe’ edition, competing alongside housemates like Bisola, Kemen, and TBoss. In 2018, Miracle emerged as the winner of Season 3, dubbed ‘Double Wahala.’ The following year, Mercy Eke, also known as Lambo, became the first female champion of BBNaija, winning the Season 4 show after fierce competition with housemates such as Tacha, Mike, and Omashola. Laycon claimed victory in 2020’s Season 5, taking home a prize package worth N85 million. In 2021, Hazel Oyeze “Whitemoney” Onou was crowned the champion of Season 6, securing ₦90 million in prizes. Ijeoma Josephina “Phyna” Otabor won the seventh season in 2022, walking away with 100 million naira, while Ilebaye Odiniya triumphed in 2023’s eighth season, securing a 120 million naira prize.
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Kellyrae has been crowned the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 9, titled the ‘No Loose Guard’ edition, beating out fellow contestants Wanni and Onyeka, who finished in second and third places, respectively.....Read Full Article>>

For his victory, Kellyrae takes home a grand prize of N100 million, which includes N60 million in cash and a brand new car valued at N40 million. Kellyrae’s journey in the Big Brother house was especially notable as he entered the competition alongside his wife, Kassia, who was evicted during the penultimate week of the show.

Big Brother Naija has a rich history of winners. The show debuted in 2006, with Katung Aduwak emerging as the first-ever winner. In the second season, ‘See Gobe,’ Efe Ejeba took home the title after competing against notable housemates like Bisola and TBoss.

Miracle claimed the Season 3 title in 2018’s ‘Double Wahala,’ while Mercy Eke made history in Season 4, becoming the first female to win the show. Laycon secured victory in 2020, earning a prize worth N85 million. Whitemoney followed in 2021 with a win and ₦90 million in prizes.

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Phyna triumphed in the 2022 season, winning a whopping N100 million, and Ilebaye Odiniya took the crown in 2023, walking away with a N120 million prize.

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