The All-White looks #BBNaija ‘Lockdown’ ex-housemates rocked to Saturday night party.

For the final time, BBNaija housemates and ex-housemates partied hard at the Saturday night party ahead of today’s finale.

Ex-housemates who thronged the BBNaija house party event took over social media with their really exciting all-white looks.

Prince, Wathoni, Ka3na, Kiddwaya, Tochi, Eric, Lilo, Praise, Tricky Tee, Ozo and Brighto had their social media armies falling over their styled outfits.

READ MORE:The 15 African print outfits that are trending this week

The party took off with performances from Alternate Sound and DJ Neptune.

Several viewers voted Lilo and Prince Nelson as the best dressed from the Saturday night party.

Check them out:

Ozo

Ka3na

Wathoni

Tolani

Praise

Prince

Wathoni

Lucey

Erica

Brighto

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