Big Brother Naija All-Stars winner, Ilebaye Odiniya, also known as Baye, was presented with her prize money of N120 million, an SUV from Innoson Motors, and other prizes at a ceremony held on Tuesday at the BBNaija House in Ilupeju, Lagos. The 22-year-old model from Kogi State emerged as the winner of the reality show, beating five other finalists to claim the grand prize.

Baye's victory makes her the second person from Northern Nigeria to win the Big Brother Naija reality show, following in the footsteps of Kaduna-born Katung Aduwak, who won the first season in 2006. After spending 70 days in the Biggie's house, Baye outwitted 23 other housemates to secure the coveted grand prize.

With 30.08% of the votes cast, Baye emerged as the winner of the 2023 edition of the show, while the 2019 winner, Mercy Eke, became the first runner-up with 23.48% of the votes. In addition to the cash prize, Baye also received several other prizes, including a weekend getaway for two by Travel Beta, a Techno phone, Nexus appliances, a one-year supply of Pepsi, Dano milk, Munch It, Waw, Hawaii soap, Titus, Lush hair, and Sardine products.

The highlight of the prize presentation was the brand new car Baye received, a white 2023 IVM G5T sports utility vehicle (SUV) from Innoson Motors. The CEO of Innoson Motors described the car as "The Perfect Victory Ride!" Baye expressed her gratitude to her supporters, dedicating all the prizes to her Gen Z Baddies. She emphasized the importance of self-belief and not underestimating oneself, as she entered the house without a strategy but with a lot of belief.

Busola Tejumola, the executive Head of Content and West Africa Channels at MultiChoice, commended the BBNaija All-Stars edition as a season of love, new friendships, settling scores, comedic moments, talent showcases, and a battle for dominance. She congratulated Baye for her creative gameplay and thanked the other contestants for an amazing season.

Tejumola also expressed gratitude to the sponsors who made the show possible, including MoniePoint Microfinance Bank, the lead sponsor, and HFM, the associate sponsor. She extended special thanks to other sponsors such as Guinness, Smirnoff Vodka, Smirnoff Ice, Pepsi, Supakomando, Aquafina, Lipton Ice Tea, Tecno Mobile, Amatem Softgel, Oraimo, Arla, Tizeti, Oriflame Cosmetics Nigeria, Close Up Toothpaste, Knorr Seasoning, Minimie, Lush Hair, Munch It, Power Oil, Titus Sardine from Ekulo International, Hawaii Soap from Evans Industry, Waw Detergent, Travel Beta, Skechers, Innoson Motors, and Nexus Appliances for their support in delivering pure entertainment throughout the Biggieverse.

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