From the Sketchbook to Stardom: How Imisi Shined Her Way to Big Brother Naija N150M Glory

Opeyemi Ayanwale  , known to millions as Imisi has risen as a new star in the Nigerian entertainment circle after  capturing hearts of  organizers and viewers and made history as the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10, themed Ijoba 606.

Before gracing the BBNaija stage, Imisi was already carving her path in the world of fashion. The 23-year-old designer from Oyo State built a budding brand known for its blend of elegance and affordability, earning admiration from clients who saw her not just as a creator, but as an inspiration. Little did she know, her next big design would be her own destiny.

From a small fashion studio in Oyo to the biggest stage in African reality TV, Imisi’s journey is a testament to the power of passion, persistence, and purpose. She didn’t just win a show — she inspired a generation.

On Sunday, October 5, 2025, after ten unforgettable weeks filled with laughter, creativity, and raw emotion, Imisi’s name echoed across the continent — crowned winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10. She walked away with a record-breaking ₦150 million prize package, the largest in the show’s history, and the admiration of millions who followed her journey.

Imisi’s victory wasn’t just about the prize; it was about her authenticity, resilience, and radiant charm. From her calm confidence to her infectious laughter, she stood out as a symbol of grace and determination. Her ability to stay true to herself, even amid pressure and competition, made her a fan favorite and a role model for young dreamers across Nigeria.

Beating strong contenders like Dede, Koyin, and Mensan, Imisi became the fourth female and second-youngest winner in the show’s history, a title that cements her place among the greats of Nigerian reality television.

For Imisi, this isn’t the end of a journey; it’s the dawn of a new era. With plans to expand her fashion brand nationwide, she’s set to turn her BBNaija success into a platform for creativity, empowerment, and enterprise.

 “I came into the house to share my story and show that dreams are valid,” Imisi said after her win. “This victory is for every young Nigerian who believes in themselves, even when no one else does.”

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