After 13 weeks of intense culinary competition, 26-year-old content strategist Favour Bessan, popularly known as Favy, has been crowned the winner of MasterChef Nigeria Season 1.
The landmark victory sees Favy walk away with the MasterChef Nigeria trophy alongside a grand cash prize of N73 million.
Judged by renowned culinary experts Chef Stone and Chef Eros, the tense finale saw Favy go head-to-head with runner-up Fads Segun in a three-course culinary showdown.
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Favy impressed judges with a starter of smoked salmon, potato mash, and roasted bell pepper soup, reflecting balance, technical mastery, and rich storytelling.
Produced by Primedia Africa and sponsored by Power Oil alongside key corporate partners, the inaugural season premiered on April 26, 2026, capturing wide national audiences while showcasing the depth of Nigerian home cooking.
Favy described her historical win as a dream come true, dedicating her victory to home cooks across the country.
"MasterChef Nigeria was created to celebrate the nation’s extraordinary culinary talent, and the response to this first season has been truly remarkable. Favy’s journey embodies everything the competition stands for – passion, resilience, creativity and excellence."
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