Bbnaija season 10: Meet 14 male housemates for the season

Big Brother Naija Season 10 is not here to play. After the 15 bold and fiery ladies were unveiled on Saturday, Day 2 of the double launch (Sunday, July 27) introduced 14 male housemates—each one bringing a different kind of energy.

From chefs and hypemen to businessmen and self-acclaimed heartbreakers, this year’s men are ready for smoke, strategy, and spotlight as they join the race for the ₦150 million prize.

Meet the male housemates

Koyin: 21-year-old from Ogun State, describes himself as a “baby boy” who wants to create drama and bring vibes and composure to the show. He calls himself a “street boy.”

Danboskid: 25-year-old from Ekiti State, says he does not approach women; instead, he prefers they approach him.

Bright Morgan: 28-year-old from Imo State, an actor who loves the mirror and claims the mirror loves him back. Promises not to fall in love in the house.

Rooboy: 29-year-old hype man from Ogun State, ready to bring the energy.

Faith: 25-year-old medical doctor from Osun State, says he loves love and is bringing vibes and energy to the show.

Kaybobo: 26-year-old from Ekiti State, claims he is a better cook than Hilda Baci and promises drama and destruction.

Denari: 27-year-old salesman from Anambra, working with his dad, bringing creative entertainment to the show.

Kayikunmi: 25-year-old banker from Ekiti State, a twin from a royal family.

Victory: 28-year-old psychologist from Akwa Ibom, likes to argue and bring his A-game.

Jason Jae: 29-year-old dancer and music artist from Ondo State, creative and ready to shine.

Kola: 28-year-old content creator from Ekiti State, bringing fresh perspectives.

Otega: 32-year-old tech bro from Delta State, lowkey dramatic and ready for action.

Kuture: 27-year-old from Kogi State, mastering music and fashion, says he is “single till made.”

Mensan: 29-year-old from Rivers State, repping with swagger and ginger, ready to make an impact.

The male housemates will be competing alongside the female housemates for the record-breaking grand prize of ₦150 million.