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BBNAIJA SEASON 11 AUDITIONS TO BEGIN MAY 22: HOW TO APPLY
Auditions for the upcoming Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 11 are set to begin on May 22, 2026, as organisers open the next stage of the selection process for aspiring housemates across Nigeria.
The announcement comes from organisers of the reality TV show under MultiChoice Nigeria, who confirmed that only candidates who complete early registration will be eligible for the physical audition stage.
How the audition process works
Interested applicants are required to first register online within a short window before the audition dates. Registration runs from May 16 to May 20, after which selected candidates will receive confirmation details for physical auditions.
After registration, successful applicants will be invited to attend in-person auditions scheduled to hold between May 22 and May 24 in three cities: Lagos, Abuja, and Enugu.
Requirements for applicants
Organisers say the process is free, but applicants must:
- Be 21 years and above
- Have a valid means of identification
- Complete registration within the stated deadline
- Be available for physical auditions if shortlisted
They also warned that audition slots are limited and the registration portal may close early once capacity is reached.
What applicants should expect
The physical audition stage will involve screening of applicants to assess personality, creativity, and suitability for the show. Only successful candidates from this stage will progress to the next selection phase.
BBNaija remains one of Nigeria’s most-watched reality TV shows, with each season attracting thousands of applicants hoping to gain entry into the house and compete for the grand prize.
The Season 11 edition follows the conclusion of Season 10, which aired in 2025 and featured a large number of housemates competing for the show’s top prize. Auditions are typically the first major step in selecting contestants for the new season.
With auditions opening on May 22, organisers say interested Nigerians are expected to complete registration early and follow all official instructions to avoid disqualification.
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