Ilebaye emerges BBNaija All Stars edition winner

Ilebaye Precious Odiniya, simply called Ilebaye, has won the Big Brother Naija All Stars edition.

She polled the highest number of votes in the grand finale of the reality TV show.

Ilebaye was announced last night during the grand finale of the TV show which held in Lagos.

She became the third female housemate to win the grand prize after Mercy Eke and Phyna.

The 22-year-old edged out Mercy Eke, CeeC, Adekunle, Pere, and Cross, at the end of the 10-week show, winning the 120 million naira cash prize.

Before she was announced winner, Big Brother asked Ilebaye and the first runner-up, Mercy Eke, to walk out of the house to the stage.

The All Stars season ended in grand style with thrilling performances by Nigerian music artistes BNXN and Skales.

The BBNaija All Stars edition was the most competitive as it paraded most of the popular former housemates from previous editions of the reality show.

It premiered on July 23 with 20 ex-housemates competing for the N120 million cash, the highest ever since the inception of BBNaija.

Pere, CeeC, Alex, Kiddwaya, Mercy, Tbaj, Angel, Neo, Alex, Cross, Seyi, Whitemoney, Uriel, Doyin, Princess, Soma, Ike, Adekunle, Venita, and Ilebaye were introduced on the first day of the show.

Four more housemates joined them as guests after the third housemate was evicted.

The guest housemates were Sholzy, Kim Oprah, Prince, and Lucy.

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