"BBN'' Runtown, 2face and Tiwa Savage to perform at closing night

The second season of Big Brother Nigeria is set to come to an end this weekend with interesting performers.

Big Brother Ninja

The reality series will end after a 78-day run with a two-hour live, televised finale.

It had kicked off with a two-hour live televised launch which saw Yemi Alade, Flavour and Kom entertain viewers.

Big Brother Naija kicked off with a total of 12 housemates.

The winner of the reality show will win the prize money of 25 million Naira and a brand new KIA Sorento car.

The second season of the Big Brother Nigeria show has been hosted by Nigerian lawyer and media personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, who was a housemate in the maiden edition of the show.

In 2006, Ebuka Uchendu went in as one of the 14 housemates. On the 57th day of the show, he became the seventh housemate to be evicted, after five nominations.

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