What you need to know about BBNaija's two set of twins

Wanni x Handi, the female housemates, were the first twin pair to be introduced. These sisters have been infusing the BBNaija No Loose Guard house with personality, vigor, and captivating dynamics. Ocee and Ozee, two boys who go by the name "Mbadiwe Twins" on the show, make up the second twin pair. They both work as lawyers and socialites, and they are happy to dispel any misconceptions about each other.

The BBNaija roommates for this year were paired up, which is a shocking new element to the program. The lives of many of the housemates were fascinating before they moved into Big Brother's home. Their pre-BBNaija life are especially fascinating because they hail from a variety of industries, including the corporate sector, music, media, commerce, and entertainment.

DJ and performer twins Wanni x Handi are one pair. Wanni and Handi experimented with TV hosting, acting, and digital marketing before deciding to devote themselves entirely to DJing. Their youthful love of music eventually inspired them to pursue professions as DJs. The twin has been touring the country since 2021, thrilling audiences with their choreography and high-energy presentations.

Wanni and Handi, the Big Brother Naija Season 9 duo, have revealed that their parents have trouble telling them apart.

In a Monday morning talk with other housemates, the identical twins revealed that their father found it extremely difficult to distinguish between them. They remarked, "Our parents, especially our dad, can't tell us apart." Wanni poked Shaun in a conversation, asking, "How do you tell us apart?" Shaun answered, "With your eyes." "I'm thicker, do you look at my ass when I walk?" Wanni implied. To which Shaun replied, "Sometimes."

The vibrant twin DJs and entertainers BBNaija Wanni and Handi were born in the bustling Nigerian city of Kaduna State on December 8, 1996. In addition to being devoted Christians, they are proud Hausa tribal members.

Mr. and Mrs. Danbaki, their parents, are well-liked in their neighborhood and renowned for their dedication to their kids' upbringing and strong family values. The twins had a close relationship and a love of dancing and music since they grew up in a loving and encouraging home. They actively participated in dance and music events during their stay at Ahmadu Bello University, which helped them polish their talents and get ready for a career in the entertainment sector.

Ocee and Ozee, the two identical male twins who live in the house, are sometimes referred to as the Mbadiwe Twins.

The Mbadiwe twins, Oseloka and Ozumba Mbadiwe, are competitors in the "No Loose Guard" season of Big Brother Naija, a reality TV series.

They were introduced as Ocee and Ozee Mbadiwe, and they hail from a very wealthy family. The twins are the sons of Nigerian businessman Greg Mbadiwe and the grandchildren of well-known politician Ozumba Mbadiwe.

Their father is one of Nigeria's wealthiest billionaires, while their grandpa was a well-known patriot, politician, and clergyman.

Ozumba "Ozee" Mbadiwe is a Nigerian reality TV celebrity, lawyer, actor, and lifestyle influencer. He was born in Arondizuogu, Imo State, on November 9, 1987. He was named after his paternal grandfather and is 6' 3". Ozee came to the UK at the age of twelve in order to continue his education, and he graduated from Middlesex University with a bachelor's and master's degree in law. The British documentary "From London To Lagos - Meet Britain's New Super Rich" helped him first become well-known. He and his twin brother co-own the well-known nightclub 245 at the moment.

Oseloka "Ocee" Mbadiwe is a versatile businesswoman, lawyer, and reality TV star from Nigeria. He is from Arondizuogu, Imo State, and was born on November 9, 1987. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in law from Middlesex University and a master's degree from the University of Hertfordshire. Ocee is a well-known figure in Lagos nightlife, having managed one of the city's most popular nightclubs. In Nigeria, he is well-known for his charitable and volunteer work.

The intriguing developments in this year's show are expected to keep viewers on the edge of their seats for the next ten weeks. This season's big prize is an incredible ₦100 million, which comes with an SUV and a cash award. More sponsored prizes will also be revealed.