It’s a few days to the start of Big Brother Naija season 5 and the excitement is on!
Following the announcement of a record breaking 85 million Naira worth of prizes for this season’s winner, MultiChoice Nigeria has just revealed that 30 fans of the reality show can stand the chance of winning 30 million naira in the biggest competition yet in the history of the show.
The BBNaija Fave Housemate Lock-in competition #BBNaijaFaveLockIn is a fresh twist from Biggie that will see fans lock-in a favourite housemate who they think will win the show. The lock-in period will be open from Thursday, July 30th till Monday, August 3rd. The special BBNaija Lock-In feature would be available on MyDStv and MyGOtv apps. At the end of the season, correct Fave Housemate Lock-In will go through a raffle draw where 30 winners will emerge and win N1m each.
To qualify for the competition, fans must be active DStv or GOtv customers and download the MyDStv or MyGOtv apps from their app stores to lock-in the housemate they believe will win. The competition is open to both new and returning customers.
The BBNaija Fave Housemate Lock-in competition is one of the ways MultiChoice is making this season more exciting for its customers.
BBNaija season 5 premieres Sunday, 19 July at 7pm on DStv channel 198 and GOtv Max and Jolli packages on channel 29.
Do not miss out on all the drama! Sign up on DStv today via www.dstvafrica.com or get GOtv Max or Jolli on www.gotvafrica.com, and download the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps from the app store for more self-service options.
Betway is the Headline sponsor of BBNaija season 5 and the Gold sponsor is Guinness.
To find out more about this and other information on the fifth season, visit www.africamagic.tv/bigbrother. You can also follow the official Big Brother Naija social media pages for news and updates with the hashtag #BBNaija on Twitter @bbnaija, Instagram @bigbronaija and Facebook www.facebook.com/bigbrothernaija as well as all verified social media pages of DStv Nigeria, GOtv Nigeria and Africa Magic.
