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Gordon’s has renewed its sponsorship of Big Brother Naija Season 11, extending its marketing partnership with one of Africa’s largest entertainment platforms as brands continue to leverage the reality television show to engage consumers.
The gin brand said in a statement that it would support the new season through in-house experiences, brand activations and digital content aimed at connecting with viewers during the programme.
Commenting on the partnership, Gordon’s spokesperson and Head of the White Spirits MSS Portfolio, Olusegun Akinyemiju, said the brand’s return reflected its confidence in the platform’s ability to engage audiences.
“Big Brother Naija has a remarkable ability to bring people together through shared experiences that entertain, inspire conversations, and create lasting memories.
We’re excited to return for Season 11 and continue celebrating those unforgettable House moments with millions of fans across the country.
“At Gordon’s, we believe the best experiences are the ones that happen naturally, and we’re proud to be part of a platform where those moments come to life every day,” he said.
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Speaking at the Big Brother Naija Season 11 flag-off press conference, the Head of Category, Gordon’s, Sam Okolie, said the show remained an important platform for the brand’s consumer engagement strategy.
“We at Gordon’s believe that we are the centre of pop culture and that’s why Big Brother Naija remains such an important platform for us. This season, we’re bringing our ‘Find Your Good Time’ platform to life through exciting in-house experiences and fan engagements that celebrate authentic connections. We want viewers and consumers alike to see that there’s no one way to have a good time; everyone deserves the chance to find their own good moments with Gordon’s,” Okolie said.
Also speaking, the Executive Head of Content and Channels, MultiChoice West Africa, Dr Busola Tejumola, said continued support from brand partners remained important to the show’s production.
“Every season of Big Brother Naija is made possible through the incredible support of our viewers, fans, and valued brand partners who continue to believe in the platform. As we begin Season 11, we’re excited to once again create unforgettable entertainment and shared cultural moments for audiences across Africa.
“We appreciate partners like Gordon’s for joining us on this journey and helping us deliver engaging experiences that extend beyond the House and connect even more deeply with our viewers,” she said.
Arinze Nwafor
Arinze Nwafor is a journalist at Punch Newspapers with five years of experience reporting on Nigeria’s economy, industry, data, metro, and judiciary. He focuses on highlighting growth, policy, and market challenges shaping Africa’s largest economy. Arinze’s reporting reflects practical newsroom experience, editorial judgment, and a strong commitment to accurate, informative, and audience-focused journalism.
