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BBNaija S10: Delta gov’s aide alleges show denied Dede victory over regional bias

The Senior Special Assistant on Media to the Delta State Governor, Mr. Ossai Success, has alleged that regional bias influenced the outcome of the recently concluded Big Brother Naija Season 10, claiming…

The Senior Special Assistant on Media to the Delta State Governor, Mr. Ossai Success, has alleged that regional bias influenced the outcome of the recently concluded Big Brother Naija Season 10, claiming that Dede, the first runner-up, was unfairly denied the winner’s title.

Following the announcement of the winner, Ossai took to his official X account on Sunday to express his displeasure, insisting that Dede should have emerged the true winner of the show.

“Dede was robbed by BBNaija organisers because Delta boy Kellyrae won last year’s season, so they didn’t want another Delta to win this year’s edition. She truly deserved the Big Brother Naija crown, not the second position. She ought to have been the winner, not because she’s from Delta, but because she made everyone who watched the show proud,” he wrote.

He further disclosed plans to take legal action over what he described as rigged voting results and voiced his dissatisfaction with the show’s final outcome.

“I’ll be suing Big Brother Naija on behalf of Dede because the voting was rigged. I’m highly disappointed in this season,” he added.

Ossai’s claims revolve around the belief that Dede, a contestant from Delta State, lost the title unfairly due to alleged regional considerations.

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Published October 6, 2025
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