Miracle has won the grand prize of N25 million naira after emerging winner of the Big Brother Naija 3 reality television show that climaxed on Sunday 22 April.
Show host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu revealed that 170 million votes were sent all through the show, with 30 million coming in the last week.
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Miracle won with 38.18 per cent of the votes beating second placed Cee C by 10.14 percent.
Tobi finished third with 22.53 per cent 5.51 percent less than Cee C while Alex finished a distant fourth with 7.07 per cent and Nina with 4.18 per cent of the votes.
Miracle also won the Payporte games with a total time of 53 minutes and 30 second, scooping another N1 million for his efforts.
Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Bisola, hosted a live viewing in Lagos, Nigeria, and coverage of the show switched between the venues.
Nigerian serial hitmaker, Davido, kicked off proceedings with his hit track, ‘Fia’ and the five finalists, Tobi, Cee-C, Nina, Miracle and Alex were then joined in the house by Ebuka, who gave them opportunities to clear the air on several controversial issues.
The first eviction of the night was then announced, as Nina was told to leave the Big Brother house.
Viewers also got the chance to hear from past housemates who were in attendance at the Lagos venue, as Bisola probed them on their relationships and ventures outside the house.
A pair of performances followed, first with ‘Legbegbe’ crooner Mr. Real thrilling viewers and then Kaffy and the Magneto Dance Crew performing expertly choreographed dance moves.
Another eviction was up next, as Alex was also evicted from the Big Brother Naija house. Following further performances by Dice Ailes and Kaffy, Tobi became the next housemate to be evicted leaving Miracle and Cee-C as the top two finalists.
After a very tense moment on stage, the venue erupted as Miracle Igbokwe was unveiled as the winner of Big Brother Naija: Double Wahala, with the Regional Director of M-Net West Africa, Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu presenting a cheque for 25 million naira.
