Big Brother Naija Season 11, themed “Show Ya Sef,” is underway, bringing together 24 housemates competing for a record-breaking prize while navigating nominations, Head of House challenges, alliances, evictions and several new twists. The 2026 season officially premiered on Sunday, July 26, 2026, with Big Brother opening the doors to a new group of contestants and introducing viewers to the personalities who would compete for the grand prize.  Unlike a simple countdown or premiere guide, this article serves as a continuously updated reference for BBNaija Season 11, covering the show's major rules, twists, housemates, voting, evictions and where viewers can follow the competition. What is BBNaija Season 11 about? BBNaija Season 11 is built around the theme “Show Ya Sef.” The season combines the familiar Big Brother Naija format with new gameplay elements designed to make the competition less predictable. The 24 original housemates entered the house on launch night and be...

Welcome back to Naija Buzz Media! Navigating fatherhood while living in the glaring light of global stardom is no small feat, and Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, is opening up about the unique challenges that come with it. In a deeply reflective interview, the father of six shared honest insights into how his growing daughters are beginning to ask tough, emotional questions about their family dynamics, their mothers, and his lifestyle as an international music icon. In a deeply reflective interview, the father of six shared honest insights into how his growing daughters are beginning to ask tough, emotional questions about their family dynamics, their mothers, and his lifestyle as an international music icon. Here is the full breakdown of what the 30BG boss revealed about his home life, his daughters' curiosity, and how he manages co-parenting in the public eye. Growing Up and Asking Tough Questions As children grow older, their curiosity ...

Nigerian music executive and talent manager Ubi Franklin has shared a deeply personal message, describing having children with different women as one of the biggest regrets of his life. Speaking during an episode of his podcast, Talks With Ubi Franklin, the entertainment executive said he was opening up not to seek sympathy, but to encourage young people to make thoughtful decisions about relationships and parenthood. "Learn From My Experience" Franklin explained that while he loves all of his children and remains committed to caring for them, he believes his life would have been different if all of his children had been raised within one family. According to him, financial responsibility is not the hardest part. Instead, he said the biggest challenge has been managing the emotions and relationships involving the different mothers of his children. A Message to Young People Using his own life as an example, Franklin advised young men not to assume that money alo...