The third edition of the Big Brother Nigeria reality show is currently live and the frenzy on the internet has just begun.

Different people watch the show for different reasons, but one question that begs for answer is - what exactly is there for one to learn from the show?

Is it all about entertainment or some gathering of young people who go to the big screen to show display their bodies and make advances at one another.

Does the show really encourage talents like we were made to believe?

Before you jump in and give a plethora of reasons why one should tune in to other channels, you really should bear in mind that the noise from fans of the show wouldn't let one sleep with two eyes closed.

Besides, for crying out loud, the key purposes of any show is to either educate, enlighten or entertain.

Where exactly is the education, enlightment or entertainment in the Big Brother House because for all I care, it is an avenue to display lewd behaviours that can only make people get worse than they were before watching it.

Perhaps I live in a different planet where it is difficult to understand why twenty adults would be gathered in a premises for over three months without any particular focus.

Not to sound like a spoiler, we all do love to be entertained but the organizers of the show seriously need to do more to bring together people who have talents and skills that will make the world better and not some Hot adults who could barely wait for a day before they get into the shower to kiss and kiss each other like it were some raunchy competition.

The last edition of the show became more like some pornographic show at some point with some housemates denying their families just to have a taste of another's private part.

If it were truly an entertainment focused, why would they be allowed to get that close how much more touch one another in the most erotic ways possible.

Who didn't see all the unclothedness that were displayed by housemates in the last show? Of course everyone did, even those of us who are not interested were interrupted by the sight on the internet because hyperactive people couldn't resist the urge to share them all over social media.

Countless times, housemates were caught on cameras having sex, kissing, giving each other blow jobs and engaging in all led sorts.

Since the show has gained the needed traffic, the organizers could leverage on it to encourage talents to get into the house rather than some randy few who get into the house to make exude displays like a dog on heat.

Not like anyone should dictate to adults what to do with their lives though, but we really expect more.

Sometimes, it is not enough to join thefrenzy, we need the lessons from such reality shows to make better people in the society.

AdeizaPaul:
Ifu Ennada
(Ifu Adanne)
https://www.facebook.com/ifu.ennada1




K.Brule
Kelvin Broullette
(Wait o, is this one even Naija )
https://www.facebook.com/kelvin.brouillette?lst=1282486373%3A1411881142%3A1517171181



Khloe
(Abiri Oluwabusayo Chloe)
https://www.facebook.com/abiriola.o.victoria?ref=br_rs



Leo
(Leo Babarinde Akinola Dasilva)
https://www.facebook.com/LeoBabarindeDasilva



Lolu
(Omololu)
https://twitter.com/officialomololu



Miracle
(Miracle Igbokwe)
https://www.facebook.com/miracle.igbokwe?fref=mentions



Princess
(Linda Onyejekwe)
https://www.facebook.com/onyejekwe.princess



Teddy A
(Oluwatope "Badman" )
https://www.facebook.com/badmanteddya?lst=1282486373%3A100012455417376%3A1517172206



Tobi
(Tobi Bakare)
https://twitter.com/tobibakre



Holy cow.

ChildOfDoom:
big brother naija is trending!!!! As at 12:32 pm on Sunday, it was the most viewed page on twitter.

Papiikush:
As an excited 2018 big brother kicks off today Sunday 28, we hope to see our ever blazing presenter- Ebuka obi-uchendu and some new entertaining New housemates coming in on a race to win a whopping sum of 45 million naira in this third Season.

This year's edition is tagged: "Double Wahala"


The aim of the show is to have fun; however for the duration of the show, the Housemates are subject to Biggie’s rules. These need to be followed from the moment the Housemates enter the House until the moment they leave. Take a look at the below;


Big Brother's rules of law:

Rule 1: Housemates must respect the House and their fellow contestants at all times.

Rule 2: The Housemates will have no contact with the outside world and they are kept busy by the various tasks and challenges set by Biggie. Being in such close proximity with a house full of strangers can be tough going and Biggie has set rules that need to be followed.

Rule 3: Big Brother has complete control over everything going on in the house and Biggie never discusses anything that goes on outside of the house with anyone inside.

Rule 4: The Housemates are filmed 24/7 and they must have their microphones on at all times. The viewers must be able to hear all conversations at all times and are not allowed to whisper or cover their mouths while speaking to fellow Housemates. They are also not allowed to reveal the location of the cameras and microphones.

Rule 5: Diary Sessions are one of the most important aspects of the show’s success and are compulsory. Once a Housemate is called to the Diary Room, they must drop everything they are doing and proceed to the Diary Room. Failure to do so will result in a fine, "a strike" or worse. Housemates can request to enter the Diary Room at any time of the day or night. Sunglasses and hats are not permitted in the Diary Room. The door for the Diary Room will be locked when not in use and no one is allowed into the room if it is occupied.

Important to note:
Diary Sessions and Nominations are compulsory and Housemates need to give valid reasons for nominating a fellow Housemate. Biggie reserves the right to take his time to answer any questions, but will always return with an answer. Biggie will not entertain any personal questions. What happens in the Diary Room stays in the Diary Room and Housemates cannot discuss anything that happens in the Diary Room. Exceptions to this rule are events such as Head of House Tasks.

Rule 6: Nominations are important and Housemates are not allowed to discuss the reasons for their nominations with anyone other than Big Brother. If a Housemate does so it will be interpreted as a deliberate attempt to influence others. They are not allowed to communicate via hints, signs, symbols or written notes. Housemates are not allowed to enter into any alliance or scheme to plot the downfall of fellow Housemates. Communication in the house in Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and any other local language other than English is not permitted.

Rule 7: Housemates are not allowed to strike, intimidate, threaten or act in any way that can be construed as violent towards any fellow Housemates. This could result in immediate disqualification.

Rule 8: Housemates are not allowed to bring the following into the house:

- CDs, CD players, radios, iPod, iPad
- Walkmans, DVD/Blu-Ray players, televisions
- Mobile phones, Smart phones
- Computers, Laptops, Notepads
- Video game consoles, Computer games
- Calendars
- Diaries
- Pen and paper or any writing materials
- Eyeliner (Or any other make-up that could be used for writing.)
- Alarm clocks
- Watches
- Any electronic equipment requiring batteries
- Weapons, drugs and narcotics
- Medication (except for agreed personal medication in consultation with Big Brother)
- Clothes with prominent logos, clothes with fine stripes or dots, silk clothes, solid white clothes.)
- Your pet cat and your children (although, you can bring pictures of your children and your cat)

Rule 10: Housemates can bring the following into the House:
- Cigarettes / cigars / tobacco
- Reading material, either a book or magazine.
- Moisturising cream
- Shaving foam, deodorant, shower lotion, pack of razor blades
- Day cream, night cream and eye cream
- One cleansing lotion. Cleansing tonic.
- Perfume or after shave
- Hairspray/ gel hair conditioner and wax
- Lip balm
- Musical Instrument (provided it doen’t need batteries)

Rule 11: Biggies’ word is law and all Housemates must comply with his requests at all times without fail.

Rule 12: Only Biggie can open up the storage room where the Housemates will find everything that they need for Tasks, Challenges etc. Biggie will inform the Housemates that the Storage Room is open and the Head of House will proceed there to retrieve what Biggie has put there for the Housemates daily and weekly needs

First and foremost, the aim is to have fun but not at the expense of others in the house. We look forward to sharing this amazing experience with you and may the best Housemate win.

Big Brother Naija reality show starts Sunday, 28 January at 7pm and will run for 12 weeks on all DStv packages on channel 198 and GOtv Plus on channel 29.

For more information, visit the official website for BBNaija: www.bigbrothernaija.net


The last thread was epic! With 3,139 pages of Live updates, entertainments, disagreements and rib cracking memes.

https://www.nairaland.com/3587307/big-brother-naija-2017-live

Let's do this again nairaland