28 September 2022
Watch the BBNaija S7 finale online with Showmax
Note: BBNaija Season 8: All Stars is currently streaming on Showmax, as of 23 July 2023! We’ll update you with info about the finale as soon as we have it. Catch up on what’s been happening, or live stream all the drama 24/7
After 10 weeks of Big Brother Naija fans stan’ing their faves and non-stop drama from the housemates, the show comes to an end this weekend on Sunday, 2 October.
The BBNaija Level Up season finale will be available for streaming at www.showmax.com and the Showmax app from 7pm WAT.
Finalists Adekunle, Bella, Bryann, Chichi, Daniella and Phyna are in the running to win the ultimate prize of 100 million naira and bragging rights as the winner of the biggest reality show on the continent.
The BBNaija Level Up was available for fans in the UK via Showmax.
Also, BBNaija exclusive talk show The Buzz, hosted by Toke Makinwa broke last season’s record for the most first-day views on Showmax in Nigeria. The Buzz emerged as the most popular Showmax Original content after The Real Housewives of Lagos.
BBNaija S7 live finale on Showmax
Watch the BBNaija finale this Sunday, October 2 here.
The Big Brother Naija finale will also be available to watch on Africa Magic, DStv channel 198, and GOtv 29.
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