BBA: A Blessing or Curse To African Youths?
Television has been an audiovisual medium used to disseminate information to the public. Asides performing that function, it has also been an avenue to educate and entertain viewers.
No doubt, the youths have been influenced through television programmes either positively or otherwise. Because of its vital functions, many expect programmes being aired on the platform to teach morals.
Television, in the last decade, has played host to several programmes that have made many to ask questions. One of such programmes that have flooded the television screens are reality shows, which have come in various forms.
However, eyebrows have been raised as regards their contents and one of such is the Big Brother Africa, which unarguably is Africa's biggest.
The programme has been criticised since its inception some years ago. However, the show has made some of its contestants stars, who now earn big in the entertainment industry. Winner of the present edition is expected to walk away with $300,000.
What has made the show to be heavily criticised is the n8dity and this has made many to ask what moral lesson the BBA teaches the African youths, which the African culture frowns at.
Do you think the BBA has positively impacted on the African youths with the huge amount being placed on the show as star prize?© 2014 Nollywoodgists.com
Latest News
- Actress, Toke Makinwa Bemoans Economic Hardship
- “Davido Is Undoubtedly The Leader Of The Nigerian
- Investigative Journalist, Stella Dimokokorkus Reve
- “This Month Shall Be Very Hard For You" – Mummy Ze
- Solomon Buchi Gives Honest Advise To Youths To Con
- Pastor Femi Lazarus Admonishes Trolls, Advises The
- Singer, Timaya Slams Handler For Interfering In Da
- “You Only Gain Spotlight By Disrespecting Your Fan
- Daniel Regha Extols YBNL Boss, Olamide, Praises Hi
- Big Brother Naija Stars Warn Wizkid Against Disres