Nollywood actress Rahama Sadau has expressed her disapproval of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show, describing it as meaningless.
In a Facebook post written in Hausa language on Saturday, Rahama wrote, “Ni Sam Banga Amfanin Big Brother Naija ba Wallahi,” which translates to, “I honestly do not see any benefit in Big Brother Naija, I swear.”
Reality television is a genre of entertainment that presents unscripted, real-life situations involving either members of the public or celebrities.
The content is designed to be spontaneous, dramatic, and engaging, often relying on audience participation through voting and interaction.
Over the years, reality shows have gained global popularity for blending entertainment with competition, lifestyle, and human-interest storytelling.
Big Brother Naija, originally called Big Brother Nigeria, premiered in 2006 as the Nigerian adaptation of the international Big Brother franchise.
The format places contestants, known as “housemates,” in a specially designed house where they are isolated from the outside world for weeks, with their activities recorded 24/7.
The current 10th edition continues the tradition of mixing drama, romance, games, and strategic competition to keep audiences glued to their screens.