Multichoice reveals date of next reality TV show, Big Brother Titans

An African leading entertainment company, Multichoice, has revealed the premiere of its first African Reality TV program Big Brother Titans.

The show’s debut was revealed during a press briefing on Thursday by the head of content and West Africa channels of Multichoice Nigeria, Busola Tejumola. It was disclosed that the show will begin on the 15th of January 2023.

The host of the popular Big brother Naija show, Ebuka Obi Uchendu has been revealed as the host of the show, alongside Nigerian broadcaster, Lawrence Maleka.

It was also added that the show will be hosted in South Africa and the winner would walk away with a grand prize of $100,000.

The upcoming ‘BBTitans’ show will premiere on DStv channel 198 and GOtv channel 29 with a simultaneous transmission on Africa Magic Showcase, Africa Magic Urban, and Africa Magic Family.

According to the Organizers, the show will run for 77 days and end on April 2, 2022. Also, Viewers can only vote for their favourite housemates for free on BBNaija’s official website and mobile app as well as on the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps.

Speaking on the Upcoming show, the CEO of multi-choice, John Ugbe said the Big Brother Titans would be a mix of BBNaija and Big Brother Mzansi of South Africa.

Ugbe further stated that the reality show would include contestants who must be Nigerian or South African citizens with proper means of identification.

“The long history of rich culture and talent shared by both countries will be brought to life through the Titan housemates in one house.”

“I can only imagine the explosion of drama and intrigue that will ensue, so, imagine ‘Afrobeats’ meeting ‘Amapiano’; imagine the food and everything else that will be showcased; we think this will be quite exciting.”

“We are excited about the special big brother season, and we will reveal more details at the right time sometime next year. If you think you have got what it takes to be Biggie’s next reality TV star, this message is for you.” Ugbe said.