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The Big Brother Naija reality show has finally come to an end after 77 days and five Housemates surviving to the last day and the winner of Big Brother Naija 2017 is Efe! - See more at: https://www.naijanews.com/entertainment/8435-breaking-efe-is-the-winner-of-big-brother-naija-2017.The race for victory was between Finalist Bisola, Debie-Rise,Efe, Marvis and TBoss, but in the last minute Mavis and  Debie Rise and TBoss were evicted narrowing the race down to Bisola, and  Efe.
But all the while Nigerian celebrities including Wizkid, Olamide, Akpororo and many more couldn’t ignore their love for Efe who eventually turned out to win the show.
- See more at: https://www.naijanews.com/entertainment/8435-breaking-efe-is-the-winner-of-big-brother-naija-2017.Big Brother Naija 2017 last contestants

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