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BBNaija 11: Temi Nkem’s 25.87% winning vote trails Imisi’s 42.8%
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BBNaija 11: Temi Nkem’s 25.87% winning vote trails Imisi’s 42.8%

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
BBNaija 11: Temi Nkem’s 25.87% winning vote trails Imisi’s 42.8%

By Efe Onodjae & Peace Louis

Big Brother Naija, BBNaija, Season 11 winner, Temi Nkem, secured the ₦90 million grand prize with 25.87 per cent of the final votes, a significantly lower winning margin compared with her predecessor, Imisi, who won Season 10 with 42.8 per cent of the votes.

Temi emerged winner after 10 weeks in Biggie’s House, edging out Aikou, who finished second with 23.68 per cent, as nine finalists battled for the Season 11 crown.

The 17. -percentage-point difference between Temi’s winning vote share and Imisi’s highlights the contrasting results of the two seasons.

Imisi’s 42.8 per cent represented a dominant performance in the Season 10 finale, while Temi’s 25.87 per cent saw her clinch the Season 11 title by a much narrower margin.

Temi’s 2.19 percentage-point lead over Aikou also made the Season 11 finale considerably tighter at the top compared with the previous season’s result.

The figures mean that while both Imisi and Temi emerged as winners of their respective seasons, the voting patterns produced markedly different outcomes, with Imisi commanding more than two-fifths of the final vote and Temi securing just over a quarter.

Temi now takes over the BBNaija crown from Imisi alongside the ₦90 million cash prize, as she begins her post-reality show journey.

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