Key Points
- Imisi tops the nine-finalist ballot with 42.8 percent. Dede places second with 15.94 percent
- The next three finishers post mid-single-digit to mid-teens shares. The last four stay below five percent each
- Deloitte audits the counts for accuracy. M-Net confirms the final ranking
Two clear trends mark the BBNaija Season 10 finale. Imisi wins the public vote by a wide margin. Dede finishes as runner-up, well behind the leader.
The voting data comes from the official results graphic. Deloitte independently computed the housemate counts. M-Net then confirmed the ranking for the live show.
Official vote breakdown
Imisi leads the field with 42.8% of the total votes. That is more than one in three ballots cast. The share secures a decisive win on the night.
Dede places second with 15.94% of the vote. The gap to first is 26.86 percentage points. It underlines the scale of Imisi’s lead.
Koyin takes third with 15.23%. The finish sits just behind Dede. It shows a close race for second place.
Sultana comes fourth with 7.94%. This puts Sultana safely in the mid-pack. It is a solid single-digit return.
Kola follows in fifth with 5.48%. The share keeps Kola above the lower group. It rounds out the mid-table finishers.
Jason Jae lands sixth with 4.24%. The figure marks the start of the lower tier. It stays within touching range of Kola.
Mensan places seventh with 3.54%. The number shows steady but limited support. It keeps Mensan just ahead of Isabella.
Isabella finishes eighth with 3.07%. The share is a narrow single-digit return. It remains close to the seventh-place mark.
Kaybobo completes the nine with 1.72%. This is the smallest share on the chart. It closes out the Season 10 voting table.
What the result says
The numbers show one strong bloc for Imisi. They also show a tight battle for second. The rest spread across small but loyal bases. Meanwhile, the audited process boosts trust in the final order.
For added context, see our related coverage of the BBNaija 10 finale live updates and the Imisi BBNaija 10 grand-prize victory report.
