See what Big Brother Naija promise to do, as it returns
See what Big Brother Naija promise to do, as it returns
By Tofarati Ige

Organisers of a popular reality TV show, Big Brother Naija, have announced that the show will return for its ninth season on Sunday, 28 July 2024.
They added that this season introduces a new twist, as for the first time, contestants will be entering the game in pairs, setting the stage for unprecedented alliances and thrilling competition.
The winner of the 71-day show will go home with a whooping N100m worth of cash and other prizes.
Speaking at the event, the Executive Head of content and Channels, West Africa at MultiChoice, expressed enthusiasm for the season ahead, emphasising the show’s commitment to delivering unparalleled entertainment.
She said, “Big Brother has gone beyond the realm of TV and has become a phenomenon. It is without a doubt the biggest reality TV show in Africa. Over the years, it has evolved into a platform that not only entertains but also generates conversations. We see all the conversations on the streets of social media.”
She added the theme for the new season will be announced at the premiere, adding that Guinness is the gold sponsor for the season. Other sponsors include Pepsi, Indomie, Airtel, Tecno, Zandas, Arla, Golden Penny, Gracias Planta, Amatem Softgel, Nexus, Travel Beta and Innoson Motors.
Meanwhile, the exclusive BBNaija talk show, ‘The Buzz’, which is hosted by media personality, Toke Makinwa, will also return on August 1, 2024, with new episodes every Thursday.
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