Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the host of Big Brother Nigeria speaks

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The media personality and lawyer spoke on controversial issues that trailed last year’s edition of the show during a programme on Beat FM (radio station). According to him, the contents aired on the show are done in line the provisions of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC).

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the host of Big Brother Nigeria

“First things first, we live in a country that has regulations. We all know about the NBC; there are certain things we can never show whether we like it or not,” he said. “I always say that the show would be a different show if it was not a Nigerian show or if it was not in Nigeria because of the kind of things that we cannot show. Those things are not in our call; it is just legal issues.”


Ebuka also dismissed claims that the organisers revealed scenes of Kiddwaya and Erica making out but failed to show that of other housemates who engaged in similar act. “Secondly, this talk about what we showed about Kiddwaya and Erica; we actually did not show anything about them if anybody remembers. Nothing was shown about them. We did not show anything. In fact, it was even Ka3na and Praise that people saw under the sheets,” he added.


“A lot of these things happened under the sheets; so, we do not know what is happening. We are not going to send an angel to remove the sheet so that we can get a good shot.“People say we showed some things that made Erica and Kiddwaya look bad and I ask how? How did we make them look bad? Everything that has been revealed on the reunion show is actually on air. It just so happened that people decided to assume what they assumed.”


The show’s host also quashed speculations that he hated Erica, who emerged as one of the popular figures at the ‘Lockdown’ edition despite her disqualification.“I like Erica; I really like Erica, which is also funny because people thought that I hated her. She gave us good content; she and Kiddwaya,” he said.

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