As the winner of the 2020 Big Brother Naija Reality show, Laycon was revealed, with Dorathy as the first runner-up.

He goes home with the N30 million cash prize as the winner of the show; a two-bedroom apartment courtesy of Revolution Plus; a top of the line SUV from Nigerian automaker, Innoson Motors, and other gifts that make up his N85 m win.

After Katung Aduwak, Michael Efe Ejeba and Miracle Igbokwe, Laycon is now the 4th male housemate to win the reality show.

Vee and Neo, the Big Brother Naija housemates, were the first of five Big Brother Naija Season 5 finalists to be evicted from the house.

On the other hand, Vee is the fourth runner-up, while Neo is the third runner-up in the reality show that ends tonight.

Nnegi, Big Brother Naija's homemate, was evicted from Season 5 of Big Brother Naija, leaving Dorathy as the last woman to compete for the grand prize with Laycon.

Childhood and Education BBNaija Laycon's

In Lagos state, BBNaija Laycon was born and raised. From 2012 to 2016, Laycon attended the University of Lagos and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy. Earlier reports suggested that BBNaija Laycon graduated with a first-class degree. Later, we confirmed that Laycon actually graduated in Philosophy with a second-class upper degree, UNILAG 2015/2016 package.

BBNaija Laycon 's History of Work

His remarkable second-class upper BA degree in Philosophy was not misused by Laycon. Laycon worked with many businesses and establishments while performing music on the side.

As an undergraduate, as a personal assistant to the CEO and managing director of the firm, Laycon interned at Latjum Global Nigeria Limited, an oil and gas marketing company in Lagos.

Immediately after graduation, Laycon took up a job as a sales and business development employee at Bestman Games, Ikoyi. Centered in Lagos, Nigeria, Bestman Games is a leading African games company.



Leaving Bestman Games after only two months of working there, Laycon landed a position as a personal assistant to the ministry's Assistant Director (Welfare) of Administration and Human Resources at the Lagos State Ministry of Information and Strategy. For many firms and organisations, Laycon often worked as a freelance journalist.