₦airaland Forum

Evaberry:
No MA I'm very depressed and sad and seeking validation and life essence through mentions on NL.. it makes me happy when I see the mention makes me feel someone still remember me and knows I'm alive. I'm alone and lonely.

I'm not trying to be sarcastic, its the truth

Awwwww!!, don't be Sad OK, everything gonna be alright.

Bugatie:
Maybe Etisalat

This is one of our own. I really missed you.

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when will BBA go into recession it started with Gulder ultimate search, now it's who wants to be a millionaire.
APC government no b am.

SirWere:


This is so sad. I remember when growing up that this show was a constant weekly show for us. My dad made us watch it until we fell in love with it.

I remember the first questions that they use to pick contestants where they ask them to rearrange C, D, A, B. For my mind, the Shit is easy now.

I remember the hot seat, how the questions to the first "safe spot" was usually easy yet some will use lifeline. Some even miss some questions and walk away with nothing. For me, them stupid o...


I remember when one professor finally won the #10 milla jackpot. Omo see celebration. Like say he came from our house.


All them usual 30 seconds callers and how sometimes all they say is "hello, I can't hear you" and how Frank will keep everyone in suspense with his commercial breaks...




That show cannot close down. Part of me and I believe many other Nigerians will go numb if it does. There are shows of the moment and shows of the lifetime.

Who wants to be a millionaire is the latter.

So right!! I remember that 10 million win show. In fact I still remember the question. It was about Fidel Castro. Kai!! Time really tick ooo!!

Awwwwwwww! This is a programme nobody would have loved to miss ooo

SirWere:


This is so sad. I remember when growing up that this show was a constant weekly show for us. My dad made us watch it until we fell in love with it.

I remember the first questions that they use to pick contestants where they ask them to rearrange C, D, A, B. For my mind, the Shit is easy now.

I remember the hot seat, how the questions to the first "safe spot" was usually easy yet some will use lifeline. Some even miss some questions and walk away with nothing. For me, them stupid o...


I remember when one professor finally won the #10 milla jackpot. Omo see celebration. Like say he came from our house.


All them usual 30 seconds callers and how sometimes all they say is "hello, I can't hear you" and how Frank will keep everyone in suspense with his commercial breaks...




That show cannot close down. Part of me and I believe many other Nigerians will go numb if it does. There are shows of the moment and shows of the lifetime.

Who wants to be a millionaire is the latter.

You must really be so so young. Well, I am one person that will forever be so grateful to MTN for sponsoring the show. Although, I did not get to the hot seat, I am usually part of the audience a lot of times and I won nothing less than 260,000 naira from the fastest finger audience play and that went a long way in helping me during my school days. I remember leaving my house as early as 4:30am every 2 weeks Saturday to make the slot for the audience at the Ogba studio. I remember having multiple studio tags such that I could attend another studio session same day in case I fail to win 20,000 naira in my first show. I remember winning 20,000 naira severally and giving my keypad to complete strangers because I have won so many times and cannot win again. I remember Mr. Wale, the chief security man at the studio. I remember Anthonia, Seye and the rest of the crew. I remember travelling down from my Uni almost every weekend to make the show. I remember scripting the English alphabets on one side of my wallet so that I can get to recite it regularly. I remember introducing at least, 10 friends to the show who ended up winning on the audience play game.

Point of correction, the winner of the 10 million naira is not a Professor. His name is Aroma Ufodike. I was at the studio the day he won. I was in that particular session. In fact, before we went into the studio, I was right beside him and I remember telling him to tone down the puffs from his cigarette.He was under pressure and I guess puffing the cigar was his way of calming down. The security had to stop him before he complied. He was a business man then and he deals with irons. He studied something related to Geography.

One thing the experience with Aroma taught me is that, never underrate anyone. Imagine someone I was hitherto thinking was constituting a nuisance being filled with such repertoire of knowledge and going on to win the ultimate prize.

Good riddance to the wife beater. Nemesis has caught up with him. Idiat

No money again

Lanceslot:
Why not source for a new sponsor?

Sponsor it now

Philpham:
Good riddance to the wife beater. Nemesis has caught up with him. Idiat

You guys will just be so quick to say trash you do not know anything about based on hearsay and women crying fowl to the media for any little thing. As wicked as the devil is, he wont just go and beat someone if he marries. The question you partial folks always fail to ask any woman that is being beaten regularly is " HOW COME YOU ARE SO BEATABLE"? I doubt if there is anyone that will suddenly raise a hand to a well behaved woman.

SirWere:


This is so sad. I remember when growing up that this show was a constant weekly show for us. My dad made us watch it until we fell in love with it.

I remember the first questions that they use to pick contestants where they ask them to rearrange C, D, A, B. For my mind, the Shit is easy now.

I remember the hot seat, how the questions to the first "safe spot" was usually easy yet some will use lifeline. Some even miss some questions and walk away with nothing. For me, them stupid o...


I remember when one professor finally won the #10 milla jackpot. Omo see celebration. Like say he came from our house.


All them usual 30 seconds callers and how sometimes all they say is "hello, I can't hear you" and how Frank will keep everyone in suspense with his commercial breaks...




That show cannot close down. Part of me and I believe many other Nigerians will go numb if it does. There are shows of the moment and shows of the lifetime.

Who wants to be a millionaire is the latter.

Nice







But wait o you be indomie generation

I no dey talk to you again

totorimi:
Time to go and repackage the program and make a come back, it was beginning to loose the excitement anyway.

Yup
Every contestant must take home 15k

Remember sometime when
Some went with nothing

Lanceslot:
Why not source for a new sponsor?

NA SO E EASY?

buffalowings:
Nice






But wait o you be indomie generation
I no dey talk to you again

And how old were you when the show was running??
All of Una sha dey call me indomie generation up and down

Evaberry:
No MA I'm very depressed and sad and seeking validation and life essence through mentions on NL.. it makes me happy when I see the mention makes me feel someone still remember me and knows I'm alive. I'm alone and lonely.

I'm not trying to be sarcastic, its the truth

I can bet my 6th finger that you are not lying.

thecrush:
I read the post and looked at the profile name!!!

Haba! Baba you are also ancient... you never tire for Nairaland, I remember those days when i used to read all you XXXscapades.

Ogaa..... dey go your romance section jeje

Hahaha!


Abi na? Wetin man go do?

Interesting15:
Really. What are the procedures to become part of the audience?

I think I answered questions correctly on their FB page, was invited to participate as an audience and I won 20k in audience play.

obontami:
Hahaha!


Abi na? Wetin man go do?

Omo!........

Seun no dey give awards?

You deserve one

SirWere:
You're old yet you behave like a mentally reticent person.

Says a lot.

u lack sence little barsterd

thecrush:
Omo!........

Seun no dey give awards?

You deserve one

sure na! Lol!

Deeldorado:
But he has the mind of an Adult.

his a kid

Evaberry:
dull Nigerians really like this shitty Shhow

this stupid Frank that's a useless rotten wife beater
emotional abuser that stupid and clueless Nigerians are saying goodbye to
abeg swerve

He does not know you and therefore cannot even hear you. So calm down. Except u want to shout a little louder, u and ur comment actually do not exist as far as his shadow is concerned. Just calm down and take a cup of Lipton ok?

Evaberry:
No MA I'm very depressed and sad and seeking validation and life essence through mentions on NL.. it makes me happy when I see the mention makes me feel someone still remember me and knows I'm alive. I'm alone and lonely.

I'm not trying to be sarcastic, its the truth

Pele
It's better than Suicide thoughts

I don't think people really watch the show like before anymore

Besides, even if the show don't stop., I had expected that Frank would have left the show by now to explore something else. I expected him to have gotten tired of it by now.

13ShadesOfMay:
I wish him good luck in the next phase of life he'd be now and I hope he finds a good job soon

he's old radio job is still there waiting for him and a lot of high profile MC'ing jobs

Frank's role in Jonathan's re-election campaign using WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE against Buhari and APC may have caused MTN to pull out. Frank became political with the program. APC has hit him back.

naturalwaves:
You must really be so so young. Well, I am one person that will forever be so grateful to MTN for sponsoring the show. Although, I did not get to the hot seat, I am usually part of the audience a lot of times and I won nothing less than 260,000 naira from the fastest finger audience play and that went a long way in helping me during my school days. I remember leaving my house as early as 4:30am every 2 weeks Saturday to make the slot for the audience at the Ogba studio. I remember having multiple studio tags such that I could attend another studio session same day in case I fail to win 20,000 naira in my first show. I remember winning 20,000 naira severally and giving my keypad to complete strangers because I have won so many times and cannot win again. I remember Mr. Wale, the chief security man at the studio. I remember Anthonia, Seye and the rest of the crew. I remember travelling down from my Uni almost every weekend to make the show. I remember scripting the English alphabets on one side of my wallet so that I can get to recite it regularly. I remember introducing at least, 10 friends to the show who ended up winning on the audience play game.

Point of correction, the winner of the 10 million naira is not a Professor. His name is Aroma Ufodike. I was at the studio the day he won. I was in that particular session. In fact, before we went into the studio, I was right beside him and I remember telling him to tone down the puffs from his cigarette.He was under pressure and I guess puffing the cigar was his way of calming down. The security had to stop him before he complied. He was a business man then and he deals with irons. He studied something related to Geography.

One thing the experience with Aroma taught me is that, never underrate anyone. Imagine someone I was hitherto thinking was constituting a nuisance being filled with such repertoire of knowledge and going on to win the ultimate prize.

Hmmmm...
I was on the show too and came away with 500k.
So you're one of those people who made sitting in the audience a cottage industry ! I dey see una dat time. Awon hustling boys ! Well done !
I totally agree with you. Never underestimate ANYONE. Some Nigerians operate at a genius level.

I can prove it... Frank boils the seat before the show and calls it hot seat.

Change it to" Who wants to be a millionaire semi-nude slayqueen'.......and they will be back. Thank me later. Who brain matter epp?

SirWere:


This is so sad. I remember when growing up that this show was a constant weekly show for us. My dad made us watch it until we fell in love with it.

I remember the first questions that they use to pick contestants where they ask them to rearrange C, D, A, B. For my mind, the Shit is easy now.

I remember the hot seat, how the questions to the first "safe spot" was usually easy yet some will use lifeline. Some even miss some questions and walk away with nothing. For me, them stupid o...


I remember when one professor finally won the #10 milla jackpot. Omo see celebration. Like say he came from our house.


All them usual 30 seconds callers and how sometimes all they say is "hello, I can't hear you" and how Frank will keep everyone in suspense with his commercial breaks...




That show cannot close down. Part of me and I believe many other Nigerians will go numb if it does. There are shows of the moment and shows of the lifetime.

Who wants to be a millionaire is the latter.


Edit : For those of you calling me a kid, I never claimed to be a grandfather

I don't think the first person to win 10m (arioma was his name) was a professor. I really agree with you. I actually haven't watched it in a while because i forgot the time it was aired but it's a show that shouldn't be stopped for anything. Those are the types of shows that organizations should be sponsoring not empty, immoral shows like BB Nigeria.