In what came off as a huge surprise to many fans across the continent especially to the Nigerians as Melvin and Beverly were evicted in the finale of the show as well as Cleo representing Zambia , & Elikem representing Ghana. Yes we’re talking, Big Brother Africa The Chase finale.

Dilish Matthews walks away with 300,000 USD as the cash prize and will undoubtedly become a household name for years to come as she is the winner of this year’s Big Brother Africa.

It will come as shock to many viewers in West Africa who felt Melvin, Beverly & Elikem had a great shot of claiming the grand prize. Beverly had made a huge name for herself for the viewers as her steamy relationship with South Africa’s Angelo gathered a lot of attention across the continent as well as hate.

In the final minutes, Beverly was the first to get evicted, followed by Melvin, then Elikem and to the surprise of many, Cleo & Dilish were shocked to be in the final 2. The two Nigerians received the lowest votes after an intense round of voting.

In the final moment, Cleo was announced as evicted and automatically, Dilish became the winner of the 8th edition Big Brother Africa.

Congrats to Dilish Matthews & congrats to Namibia.

She actually came, she saw and she finally conquered. Do you think Dillish actually deserves Big Brother Africa The Chase ultimate prize? Anyway, here's who which country voted for:

Angola: Dillish

http://amenbogist..com/2013/08/namibias-dilish-matthews-wins-big.html

Everybody is fighting to be the next looter. Only one of them will represent PDP theives

YET, another damning verdict came Thursday from reputable professors when they painted gloomy pictures of Nigeria’s ‘obvious’ inability to meet its developmental goals and objectives, especially in the education sector.According to them, globally, developmental plans will never translate into its proportionate physical value unless.they are complemented with practical commitment, through aggressive investments in education infrastructure and strategic plans for sustainability.
They said that Nigeria cannot develop if we encourage corruption and impunity in the country, urging government to honour the agreement it signed with ASUU.

Top university administrators and teachers unanimously expressed these views during the Nigeria Academy of Letters (NAL) programme for the 15th convocation and the investiture of new fellows held at University of Lagos (UNILAG), Lagos State.

In his remarks, Vice Chancellor, UNILAG, Prof. Rahamon Bello, advised that if Nigeria must develop, we need patriotic leadership. “If Nigeria must develop, we should have selfless leadership that can restore the lost glory in education sector. We must fight corruption and impunity in our government, which is why Nigeria has failed to develop to become a standard and attractive society”, he said.
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Innosun is doing great. nice to hear that FG recognising them

http://amenbogist..com/2013/08/guiness-brings-former-chelsea-coach.html to nigeria

So sad RIP

http://amenbogist..com/2013/08/guiness-brings-former-chelsea-coach.html to nigeria

nice pics frm the wedding

http://amenbogist..com/2013/08/guiness-brings-former-chelsea-coach.html