ethicallyright:
Things I have learnt from Big Brother Naija

1. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. However, in Nigeria the whole is one man.
I have friends in NTA who are lovers of Big Brother Naija yet yesterday's finale did not make the "News Line" headline . One man influenced the whole, we know who he is.

2. I have learnt that in every 60 Nigerians, the ratio of domestic violence is 3:1. Women who instigate domestic violence are thrice the number of men.
My sample size was 60 housemates who were contestants of the last three seasons of big brother naija. Khloe , Tasha and Erica (all women) were disqualified for domestic violence with only one man, K-BRULE disqualified after being pushed to the wall by Khloe.

3. Nigerians fear to invent, take a risk or openly support what they believe because of fear of losing out.

Celebrities wait till after the second week and come together to support a housemate they believe the masses love not because they love the housemate but because they are afraid of supporting a loser or losing fans.
Yes , even you will support a recycled old school politician to become President in 2023 because they will troll you in Nairaland's politics section if you "waste" your vote on that promising and more intelligent politician.

4. Apart from politics and religion, the next four dominant industries in Nigeria are Entertainment, Gambling, Fintech and Cosmetics.

Yes , 90% of "local" sponsorship came from them . Local sponsorship is emphasized because sponsors like PEPSI are global.

Still doubt my stats? Ask 10 young male adults in tertiary institutions what they do to earn extra money. 9 out of 10 will affirm that: they have an EP or a single (entertainment); trade forex , cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or POS(Fintech) ; Sure odds (gambling). 8 out of 10 females in this group sell human hair, cream, clothes online or are make up artistes (cosmetics).
These industries are becoming saturated. [/b]
Good news, [b]Big Brother Naija has taught me a profitable industry in Nigeria which is not yet filled up.

Want to know? Need 30 comments to let the cat out of the bag purposely.

wwwtortoise:

Greetings brah!
Apt observation with salient points. I would like to know @the bolded.

ethicallyright:
Things I have learnt from Big Brother Naija

1. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. However, in Nigeria the whole is one man.
I have friends in NTA who are lovers of Big Brother Naija yet yesterday's finale did not make the "News Line" headline . One man influenced the whole, we know who he is.

2. I have learnt that in every 60 Nigerians, the ratio of domestic violence is 3:1. Women who instigate domestic violence are thrice the number of men.
My sample size was 60 housemates who were contestants of the last three seasons of big brother naija. Khloe , Tasha and Erica (all women) were disqualified for domestic violence with only one man, K-BRULE , disqualified after being pushed to the wall by Khloe.

3. Nigerians fear to invent, take a risk or openly support what they believe because of fear of losing out.

Celebrities wait till after the second week and come together to support a housemate they believe the masses love not because they love the housemate but because they are afraid of supporting a loser or losing fans.
Yes , even you will support a recycled old school politician to become President in 2023 because they will troll you in Nairaland's politics section if you "waste" your vote on that promising and more intelligent politician.

4. Apart from politics and religion, the next four dominant industries in Nigeria are Entertainment, Gambling, Fintech and Cosmetics.

Yes , 90% of "local" sponsorship came from them . Local sponsorship is emphasized because sponsors like PEPSI are global.

Still doubt my stats? Ask 10 young male adults in tertiary institutions what they do to earn extra money. 9 out of 10 will affirm that: they have an EP or a single (entertainment); trade forex , cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or POS(Fintech) ; Sure odds (gambling). 8 out of 10 females in this group sell human hair, cream, clothes online or are make up artistes (cosmetics).
These industries are becoming saturated.
Good news, Big Brother Naija has taught me a profitable industry in Nigeria which is not yet filled up.

Want to know? Need 30 comments to let the cat out of the bag purposely.

justjify:


Number 4though, sports should be part of it.

CosmicPhoenix:

we are waiting

jezuz. that picture.

ethicallyright:
Magnoliaa , check the op I wrote after the end of big brother naija and before the protest started. READ THE 3rd OBSERVATION AND BE HONEST IF THAT IS NOT PLAYING OUT.