jomoh:
Yes we are all sorry for Nigeria but we shouldn't display our stupidity for the whole world to see. These people are supposed to be Nigerian ambassadors on that show.


BTW I am very sorry for the DJ cos I doubt he will be paid shishi and worst still, his professionalism is now in question. The guy carried his wailing toooo far.

The witches and wizards from his village will now be dancing and singing "it's our work o, Soft work".

Lol

zicoraads:

As in ehn...I just tire. Dominique...isn't this thread misleading?

Bro leave the saints alone,let them keep wailing.

Sorry is an under-stattement!

gocac:
please whats the relevance of bb naija at this point in time when a bag of rice is sold for 25k?

So the winner can buy tons of bags of rice and give to all poor Nigerians!

If the government decides to make them cancel the useless show I don't think it would be an overkill. That really shouldn't have happened shame on big brother, shame on the contestants.

I don't know why I would watch that show. I'd rather watch cartoon.

funny enough,i downloaded and played that song trueout yesterday..why biggy come dey vex nao..lol.

Incensed song with alcohol?
Dat song na better protest song.

Vanessa88:
That dj was wack

It could happen to anyone. He forgot that he was playing in #BBNaija. Most DJs play that song parties.

TinaAnita:


I missed that part as our never-do-well-PHCN interrupted the electricity.. So painful I missed it

What will you gain from it?
Even if nepa no take light

The Dj himself go don high with enough alcohol thereby trying to bring out the nigerian in him but unexpectedly brought the radicalism in the housemates



Everbody , even dead or alife is even is sorry for nigeria




What a sorry shame to 9ja




South Africans go dey mock us now and they'll be like no wonder we come shoot d rubbish show for det country


Me too, I sorry for 9ja!

People dey shout 2face fukup, well big brother sef don dey oppressed ohh. Cant afford the aftermath. Na democracy be this? Hian

No worry na recession cause am.
Where is the NCAN president?

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Weytin concern me and bbn

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Benz4pimp:
OP is a big liar!!!!the club stops once it's 10:30pm.if it was all about the song,he would have changed it!!!!You guys always look for rubbish just to dish out to gullible Nigerians....

thank u sir. It was a 1hr party. And ended in one hour.
When has big brother ever allowed them to smoothly empty d fridge?

holycuriousity:
.. lie lie write up! ! BB has the right to end the party whenever he wants!!! His decision to make 2nite's party short has nothing to do with the DJ's skit. You even said he was confused as to what song to play next. ... seriously brother. ..? Terrible terrible! !!

the party wasn't short. It was 1 full hour. 9.30-10.30pm. Same time with that of dj exclusive.

contactmorak:
A serious and shameful drama happened tonight on the Big Brother Naija show. It was their usual Saturday night party and the theme was a Valentine one. The party was moving on smoothly with enough alcohol in circulation to bring the housemates out of their shells, even as the Disc Jockey, Dj Scratchmasta dished sumptuous African tunes.

However, all of a sudden this DJ trying to spice of the music played one of Femi Kuti's controversial songs, "Sorry For Nigeria".


The instrumental to the song was already playing and the housemates were already in the moody to shout "I'm sorry, sorry oh, i'm sorry for Nigeria", when the DJ quickly realised it wasn't the appropriate song for a show like Big Brother Naija which is meant to put Nigeria in a positive light, and he confusingly stopped the song. He couldn't even find a replacement for the song, therefore he had to stop the entire set.

But hilariously and shamefully, the housemates who were already high from alcohol intake just kept chanting "I'm sorry, sorry oh, i'm sorry for Nigeria" while raising their glasses.

Obviously angry at the development, the Big Brother spoke suddenly from the diary room telling all Housemates to vacate the dancefloor. This never happen in previous parties. Big Brother never interfered. The parties took longer and they always ended smoothly. But this particular party came to an abrupt end!

To make matters worse, the housemates were rushed out of the party by the bouncers while trying to take drinks from the fridge to their abode. In past parties, the housemates smoothly empty the fridge, but this time around, the bouncer who was seen shortly before receiving a call, quickly came forward to block the boys from carting away alcohol. Big Brother spoke again sternly at this time that that they should just leave.

And that was the end of the House party.


http://www.newseveryhour.com/2017/02/national-disgrace-bbnaija-housemates.html

Wow. More 'alternative facts'.

The party always lasts one hour - from 9pm to 10pm. Last week was an aberration, he gave it 30 minutes more and it ended by 10.30. Yesterday it began at 9.30 and ended as expected by 10.30. The DJ started playing femi's track as a tease, and faded out at 10.30. The housemates were in the mood to keep on partying and begged big brother to keep it going. They continued singing the song to show how jacked-up they were. But big brother announced that the party was over; the hour was up. I don't know about bbn but in bba, big brother always ends a party with that announcement, so it wasn't an extraordinary scene. When big brother announces that the HM are to leave the party zone, they are expected to do that immediately. But these HM started to hustle all the drinks instead, pouring them out of the bottles into containers, and took about 5 minutes to leave. They were not rushed out.

Do you really think a DJ could not have found a replacement song, if he realized he had played an inappropriate song? Stop trying to make something out of nothing.

fiftynaira:
Am I the only one not watching the show?

You are not alone I am here with you....

hopsydboi:
Good for them but...

So, like I was saying, I gently pushed my hand into my pocket and pulled the last one out, it trembled at first and clung to my hand. "Go on, it will be ok," I whispered. Encouraged it flexed its wings and I knew the time was right. It flew up towards the blue, blue sky and I looked proudly as it made its way to freedom. The last of my fvcks was finally given.

God bless you for making me laugh this morning.


You could make a good writer.
Why don't you explore?

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hopsydboi:
Good for them but...

So, like I was saying, I gently pushed my hand into my pocket and pulled the last one out, it trembled at first and clung to my hand. "Go on, it will be ok," I whispered. Encouraged it flexed its wings and I knew the time was right. It flew up towards the blue, blue sky and I looked proudly as it made its way to freedom. The last of my fvcks was finally given.

Great poem, kindly name it and make it a meme.

ikbnice:
I believe anyone wasting is precious time watching that show is more USELESS than the show itself while the participants of the show are the most USELESS.
Stupidity at its peak.

Someone, somewhere might also feel that you are very useless to have even bothered to open this thread and make a comment.

contactmorak:
A serious and shameful drama happened tonight on the Big Brother Naija show. It was their usual Saturday night party and the theme was a Valentine one. The party was moving on smoothly with enough alcohol in circulation to bring the housemates out of their shells, even as the Disc Jockey, Dj Scratchmasta dished sumptuous African tunes.

However, all of a sudden this DJ trying to spice of the music played one of Femi Kuti's controversial songs, "Sorry For Nigeria".


The instrumental to the song was already playing and the housemates were already in the moody to shout "I'm sorry, sorry oh, i'm sorry for Nigeria", when the DJ quickly realised it wasn't the appropriate song for a show like Big Brother Naija which is meant to put Nigeria in a positive light, and he confusingly stopped the song. He couldn't even find a replacement for the song, therefore he had to stop the entire set.

But hilariously and shamefully, the housemates who were already high from alcohol intake just kept chanting "I'm sorry, sorry oh, i'm sorry for Nigeria" while raising their glasses.

Obviously angry at the development, the Big Brother spoke suddenly from the diary room telling all Housemates to vacate the dancefloor. This never happen in previous parties. Big Brother never interfered. The parties took longer and they always ended smoothly. But this particular party came to an abrupt end!

To make matters worse, the housemates were rushed out of the party by the bouncers while trying to take drinks from the fridge to their abode. In past parties, the housemates smoothly empty the fridge, but this time around, the bouncer who was seen shortly before receiving a call, quickly came forward to block the boys from carting away alcohol. Big Brother spoke again sternly at this time that that they should just leave.

And that was the end of the House party.


http://www.newseveryhour.com/2017/02/national-disgrace-bbnaija-housemates.html

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zicoraads:

As in ehn...I just tire. Dominique...isn't this thread misleading?

It sure is. The party was already over and it was not because of the song

Sirjohn84:
Blame it on who now:; A.DJ B.alcohor c.housemate D.the devil E.buhari

All of the above

HomeOfMe:
I sorry sorry o I sorry for Nigeria.... I weep for Nigeria;you've become a shadow of yourself,whether bigbrothernaija or not,Nigeria is a mess! The only thing I owe this country is prayers,because no matter how hard you try to Make a difference,your efforts will be sabotaged

There is still hope, you can join NNV to make make things right



These Old corrupt men do not care about anyone else.

We also are not helping the matter by supporting corruption.

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ikbnice:
I believe anyone wasting is precious time watching that show is more USELESS than the show itself while the participants of the show are the most USELESS.
Stupidity at its peak.

Oh!! finally I found someone who feels same way I do about this show....