Four days after the premiere of the Big Brother Titans Reality TV Show, Nigerian filmmaker Austin Faani expressed disappointment with the show, especially as Nigeria is currently in the midst of conducting important general elections.
Taking to his Instagram page, Faani said the organisers of the show and it’s host from Nigeria, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu need to someday explain to Nigerians why they fix the show at a critical time.
He wrote:
“Someday, not soon maybe, Ebuka and BBN will explain to Nigerians why they couldn’t wait for just a month as to not distract the Nigerian masses especially the southern Nigeria that engages more in their awesome show from the coming election.
“Just someday, there will be this dialogue, and I hope their reasons make sense and adds positive impact to what everyone in Nigeria is after at the moment. Get your PVC guys. I hear people say, vote wisely, vote with your conscience and all sorts. If you can’t use any of the above traits to vote, simply vote for Peter Obi and Datti Yusuf. Thumb print where you see a family picture.”
BBTitans reality TV show
Glamsquad recalls that the first season of Africa’s premier reality TV show, Big Brother Titans, kicked off with the introduction of twenty lively, young and full-of-energy housemates selected from Nigeria and South Africa.
The reality TV show, which will be commonly referred to as BBTitans, is currently taking place in South Africa where the twenty contestants compete for the grand prize of $100,000.
The housemates are ten Nigerians and ten South Africans. Read here