Paul Delight Emah's comment thread on TwoCents

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Paul Delight Emah

Student @ Prince Abubakar Audu University Kogi State. • Abuja • 1 year ago

This is deep. I don't watch the show. Maybe it's because I don't have the time to keep up, and it also doesn't align with my values. For the kind of things displayed in the show.But to be honest, I feel like it's irrelevant. There's no national benefit to the country and it's people. It's just for the benefit of the individuals involved and the host.....lolNothing else.I love your voice. I enjoyed this voice over.

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Emetekefe Akpovwovwo

Writer, Filmmaker and Voiceover Artist @ Jorak 56 Films • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year ago

@tobiigbinedion 💯 That’s it!

Tobi Igbinedion

Co-founder @ TwoCents • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year ago

Lol. That's the point. It's why I said it's what sells. And people sponsor this cause they create a dopamine release and gets people hooked.

It's just like why drug barons don't necessarily consume them. They know it's addictive effects, so they'd rather lure their prey, cos they know once hooked, he or she would be a repeated customer. Meaning more money. Soo "who cares?"

Emetekefe Akpovwovwo

Writer, Filmmaker and Voiceover Artist @ Jorak 56 Films • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year ago

@tobiigbinedion The only logical intent behind it is the money that it gives them. It’s like being consistent with what pay you regardless of who cares.

Tobi Igbinedion

Co-founder @ TwoCents • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year ago

To be honest, I've never in my life understood the intent of that series amd the likes, eg Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Spend my time and day watching other people live their lives?

Cray stuff.

Emetekefe Akpovwovwo

Writer, Filmmaker and Voiceover Artist @ Jorak 56 Films • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year ago

Thank you for sharing your perspective and for the compliment about my voice.

You are not alone. Many Nigerians feel BBNaija adds little to no value to the nation as a whole. Do you think we need a ‘Nigerian version’ of reality TV that better fits our values?