Fans of the popular reality TV show, Big Brother Naija (BBNaija), eagerly anticipate the premiere of this year's edition tagged "All-Stars."
The new season promises 70 days of fun, unpredictable twists and turns, exciting and engaging tasks, and more as the highly watched and controversial reality show returns to the screens on July 23.
The All-Stars edition features selected participants from previous seasons, bringing back fan-favorite housemates from "See Gobe," "Double Wahala," "Pepper Dem," "Lockdown," "Shine Ya Eye," and "Level Up." For the first time, viewers will witness some of their beloved past contestants re-entering the house for another chance at earning the top spot in the game of wit, strategy, and character.
"It has been seven years of engaging our viewers, the industry, and the fans. This is the biggest show in Africa, and once Big Brother is on, the majority tune in. Fans should watch out for new versions of the housemates they used to know," said Dr. Busola Tejumola, Executive Head of Content and West Africa Channels at MultiChoice Nigeria Limited.
The winning prize has been increased from last year's N100 million, and the winner of this 8th edition will walk away with a grand prize of cash and other materials worth N120 million.
BBNaija's regular host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, returns as the reality show anchor for the All-Star Edition. Speaking on what fans should expect, Obi-Uchendu listed "fun, drama, and all the razzmatazz that comes with a reality show."
The show will premiere at 7 pm on Africa Magic Showcase (Channel 151), Africa Magic Urban (Channel 153), and Africa Magic Family (Channel 154) on Sunday, July 23. It will continue to air for 10 weeks on the 24-hour Big Brother dedicated Channels, Dstv Channel 198, and Gotv Channel 49, with the grand finale set for October 1, 2023.
