Suad Baydoun Wins Housemates Salone Season 4

Suad Baydoun has been crowned the winner of Housemates Salone Season Four following the grand finale of the popular reality television show, with Aminata Abdulai, popularly known as Aminish, finishing as first runner-up.

The season, which promoted talent, discipline, and clean gameplay, rewarded its top contestants with cash prizes, brand ambassador deals, and international trips. After securing the highest number of public votes, Baydoun received a cash prize of NLe1,000,000 (one billion old leones) and a round-trip ticket to Dubai..

Runner-up Aminish drove away with a brand-new Jetour X50 sponsored by Wazaa, a one-year brand ambassador contract, and a trip to Dubai. Other top finalists, Hannah Ogunade (Waterloo Titi) and Charm Solomon, also received trips to Dubai in addition to brand ambassador deals with Zarlux, Global Food Action, and Afrimoney respectively.

The grand finale featured performances by popular Sierra Leonean musicians, adding excitement and entertainment to the night. The event attracted several high-profile dignitaries, including Her Excellency the First Lady of Sierra Leone, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio; Chief Minister Dr. David Moinina Sengeh; and Her Worship the Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, alongside other distinguished guests.

Speaking at the event, Ambassador Anthony Navo Jr., Chief Executive Officer of Africa Young Voices Media Empire, expressed appreciation to sponsors for their support throughout the season and unveiled plans for Season Five.

He announced that future editions will feature higher cash prizes, disqualify contestants with prior reality television experience, and discontinue public auditions, noting that selected participants will only discover their participation upon entering the House.

Addressing the audience, the First Lady commended the housemates for their discipline, describing all participants as winners and encouraging continued public support for the show’s sponsors and partners. Chief Minister Dr. Sengeh emphasized the importance of clean gameplay as a model for positive national values and highlighted the entertainment industry’s role in Sierra Leone’s development.

Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr described the show as a vital platform for young people to showcase their talents.

Official voting results showed Baydoun leading with 54.04 percent, followed by Aminish with 37.69 percent, Hannah Ogunade (Waterloo Titi) with 6.09 percent, Charm Solomon with 2.14 percent, and Matthew Farmer (Big Stew) with 0.03 percent.

The finale marked a successful conclusion to a season that captivated audiences nationwide, celebrated emerging talent, and underscored the growing influence of Housemates Salone in Sierra Leone’s entertainment industry..