Meet Big Brother Titans Housemates

The names of the housemates for the debut edition of the reality TV show, Big Brother Titans, have been announced by the show co-hosts, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and Lawrence Maleka.

Big Brother Titans Housemates

This maiden edition of the Big Brother Titans will be a lot of fun as it promises to have awesome music performances.

The show features contestants from both South Africa and Nigeria.

All 20 housemates will be vying for a grand prize of $100,000 and mouth-watering prizes over the 10 weeks.

The show can be watched on DSTV Channel 198 and GOtv Channel 29. Viewers across the continent can keep their favourite housemates through the voting options available on the Africa Magic website, MyDStv, and MyGOtv apps.

Meet all the housemates in the Big Brother Titans:

Khosi (South Africa)

25

Journalist

Yemi Cregx (Nigeria)

30

Fashion influencer

Siya/Juicy Jay (South Africa)

30

Semi-pro ruby player

Olivia (Nigeria)

23

Actress and influencer

Nelisa (South Africa)

25

Born in Durban, raised in Cape Town

Blaqboi (Nigeria)

26

Filmmaker and content creator

Mmeli (South Africa)

25

Content creator and model

Nana (Nigeria)

22

Dropout and entrepreneur

Ipeleng (South Africa)

25

Law student and aspiring content creator

Marvin (Nigeria)

29

Chemical engineer and model

Thabang (South Africa)

Data analyst

Always ready to groove

Jaypee (Nigeria)

Nurse

Ready to show off her drip in the house

Yaya (South Africa)

31

Model, actress, and TV presenter

Ebubu (Nigeria)

Actor and model

Intends to fall in love in the house

Khehla (South Africa)

31

Sales Executive

Jenni O (Nigeria)

25

Health and safety specialist

Tsatsii (South Africa)

24

Art lover and scientist

Kanaga Junior (Nigeria)

Different and fun

Justin (South Africa)

21

Content Creator

Yvonne (Nigeria)

27

Model, skincare enthusiast, and interior designer

In other news, Kanyi Daily reported that suspected gunmen allegedly attacked two Sokoto communities on Sunday evening, creating panic in the areas.

The two communities, according to reports, are Bubari and Durbawa, both in Denge-Shuni and Sokoto South Local Government Areas respectively.