BBNaija winner Imisi describes Kola as her ‘safe space’ during life in the house

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Big Brother Naija Season 10 winner, Opeyemi “Imisi” Ayanwale, has opened up about her special bond with fellow finalist Kola Omotosho, describing him as her “only safe space” during her time on the show.

In a post-show conversation with ex-housemate and media host Doyin David, Imisi reflected on how Kola became her emotional support through the ups and downs of the competition.

She described their friendship as genuine and deeply comforting in a house often filled with pressure and drama.

“I feel like Kola was my only safe space,” she said. “Anytime I felt down, he was always there. When he was down too, I was there for him. He’s always been vulnerable with me.”

Doyin praises their unique platonic bond

Doyin, who hosted the interview, commended the friendship between Imisi and Kola, describing it as one of the most authentic relationships in the history of Big Brother Naija.

According to Doyin, it’s rare to see a strong bond between a male and female housemate that remains free of romantic undertones. She said their dynamic was built on trust, respect, and mutual care rather than attraction.

“I think your friendship with Kola is the best we’ve seen on BBN, not just this season, but in the entire franchise,” Doyin remarked. “It’s difficult to find a boy-and-girl friendship without romantic feelings where they keep rooting for each other.”

Kola speaks on their connection after the show

Following the show’s finale, Kola also spoke warmly about Imisi, saying their connection was purely brother-sister-like and rooted in shared experiences.

He revealed that their time in the house taught him the value of loyalty and emotional support in competitive environments.

“She’s like a sister to me,” Kola said. “She always looks out for me, and I do the same. That’s a bond you don’t find often.”

Their friendship has since earned admiration from fans, many of whom consider it a refreshing change from the usual romantic storylines that dominate the Big Brother Naija franchise.

Social media users have praised their maturity, calling their relationship “a breath of fresh air” in reality TV culture.