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ORGANISERS of Africa’s reality television show, Big Brother Naija, have set July 28 as the return date of the ninth season of the show.
The 71-day run show’s season premiere is set for July 28 and audiences can follow all the drama and excitement on DStv Channel 151 and 154.
The executive head of content and channels West Africa at MultiChoice, Busola Tejumola, said a diverse line up of duo housemates was chosen to participate in the show with a N100 million worth of cash and prizes to be won.
“We are delighted to introduce a brand-new season of Big Brother Naija. The excitement on social media and the curiosity about this ninth season have been incredible. This innovative format promises to deliver fresh dynamics and unforgettable entertainment,” she said.
Tejumola said they are committed to delivering unparalleled entertainment, adding that the theme intends to inject new energy into the show, offering a fresh take on the competition.
“This season audiences can look forward to an electrifying twist as for the first time ever, contestants will be entering the game as pairs setting the stage for unprecedented alliances and thrilling competition,” she said.
“With each duo bringing unique dynamics to the house, audiences can expect intense rivalries and unexpected friendships to unfold. Audiences can also join the conversation using the hashtag #BBNaijaS9 on social media.”
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