Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Aikou, has revealed that one of the main reasons he joined the reality show is to win the ₦160 million grand prize for his Egyptian girlfriend.
The freelance web developer made the disclosure shortly after entering Biggie’s house as the 10th housemate during the show’s premiere on Sunday.
The revelation, which quickly gained attention among viewers, has continued to spark conversations on social media as fans discuss his reasons for competing in this year’s edition of the reality show.
Aikou, whose real name is Amyr Yousufzai, also said that beyond the prize money, he hopes to return to university while working towards achieving his personal goals.
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He said: “I want to win the ₦160 million for my Egyptian girlfriend. I also hope to return to university while pursuing my dreams.”
Inside the house, the new contestant has already become a topic of interest among fellow housemates.
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A viral video shared online on Monday showed several contestants gathered around him, asking questions about his background, life experiences and personality.
The discussion lasted for some time, with housemates showing curiosity about his story and asking additional questions as he responded.
The interaction has also drawn reactions from viewers, many of whom believe his calm nature and personality have made him one of the contestants attracting early attention in the competition.
Many BBNaija fans have described Aikou as one of the housemates to watch, with some predicting that his growing popularity could affect relationships and alliances as the season progresses.
The organisers of the show introduced Aikou as a contestant bringing a simple approach to the competition.
He is one of the housemates competing in the “Show Yourself” edition of BBNaija Season 11, where the winner will walk away with the record ₦160 million grand prize.
