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BBNaija 2018: Presidency reacts to Miracle’s victory
The Presidency has reacted to Miracle emerging winner of this year’s Big Brother Naija reality show.
Miracle, one of the 20 housemates, who participated in the reality show, emerged winner of the N25 million grand prize on Sunday, beating off challenges from Cee-c, Tobi, Nina and Alex.
The President’s personal assistant on New Media, Bashir Ahmed, on Twitter, shared a picture of Miracle.
Bashir Ahmed simply wrote, ”Congratulations Miracle! #BBNaija.”
Miracle beat Tobi, Cee-C and Alex to the grand prize of N25million at the finale on Sunday night.
Nina was the first to be evicted, before Alex left.
Tobi, a huge favourite, was the next to be evicted in a move that shocked viewers.
Big Brother Naija kicked off with a total of 20 housemates but only five housemates made it to the final week.
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