BBNaija Season 10 Week 4 Wager: Housemates Take a Trip Down Memory Lane With Old Nollywood
The BBNaija Season 10 housemates were tasked with an exciting Week 4 wager themed Nostalgia. This week’s focus revolved around iconic moments in television and the entertainment industry, specifically celebrating the golden era of Old Nollywood.
Big Brother split the house into two teams using the lucky box, and each team was challenged to put together a stage play that captured the essence of Nollywood legends.
The plays had to reflect the personalities, movies, and stories that shaped the Nigerian film and television industry.
To make the performance authentic, housemates were encouraged to share their individual childhood experiences with Nollywood and weave these into a cohesive storyline.
The plays were expected to last an average of 20 minutes, with each team giving their performance a unique title, which also doubled as their team name.
Props, costumes, and materials were provided on request, giving housemates room to get creative with their characters and bring back the spirit of Old Nollywood.
The Teams
- Team One: Rooboy, Doris, Imisi, Thelma, Big Soso, Kola, Joanna, Koyin, Victory, Kaybobo, Mensan, and Tracy.
- Team Two: Bright, Jason, Denari, Dede, Isabella, Sultana, Gigi, Zita, Faith, Kuture, Ivatar, and Mide.
The Judges
The task was judged by iconic figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry: Eucharia Anunobi, Tony Umez, Iyanya, and Omawumi, who assessed the housemates based on creativity, engagement, and their ability to embody Old Nollywood characters.
Did Housemate Won The BBNaija 2025 Week 4 Wager Task?
After an entertaining and nostalgic showcase filled with laughter, drama, and creativity, Biggie announced that both teams won the wager.
The winning privilege grants them a special role in food shopping and rationing for the week, a reward that also reflects the housemates’ hard work and dedication to celebrating Nollywood legends.
This task was not only fun but also a beautiful tribute to the men and women who paved the way for Nollywood, which today stands tall as one of the top three film industries in the world.
