Ilebaye emerges the winner of 'BBNaija All Stars' season 8
We got top three female finalists for the first time in BBNaija history.
Ilebaye emerges winner of the All Stars season. [Instagram/Ilebayeee]
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She was declared winner during the grand finale of the BBNaija All Stars after 10 weeks in the house and going up against 23 order All Stars.
This was her first time as a finalist after her time on the Level-Up season and she claimed the ultimate crown this time around, with 30.08% of the total votes for the night.
The presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, October 3, 2023, as she is expected to go home with the grand prize of 120 million, an SUV, a weekend getaway for two with Travel Better, one one-year supply of Pepsi, WAW, Much it, Hawai, Lush hair amongst other things.
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The last two came down to Ilebaye and Mercy, making it the very first time in the history of Big Brother Naija that two women will emerge as the top two.
Mercy automatically became the first runner-up for the season after the announcement of Ilebaye as the winner. This was her second time as a finalist following her win of the Pepper Dem season.
Her final week in the house birthed an interesting relationship with Pere and everyone is looking forward to what it could evolve to after the show.
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Cee-C was the last eviction before the announcement of the winner, which made her the second runner-up for BBNaija All Stars. She was previously a housemate and the first runner-up in the Double Wahala season.
She gained her place as the finalist by winning the very hectic Black Envelope search and had quite a controversial highlight during the 10-weeks run but emerged as one of the last women standing.
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