Skip to main content

Frank Edoho reveals broadcaster, Ejike Ibedilo as the voice of Big Brother Naija

Host of Nigeria’s ‘Who Wants To Be A
Millionaire’ Frank Edoho, has stated that
he is not the voice of Biggie of Big Brother
Naija.

Ejike Ibedilo
Before now, there has been debates on who
the face of the voice is in the ongoing
BBNaija.
Names like Frank Edoho, Yomi Blaq and Yul
Edochie were mentioned.

Frank in response to a tweet asking if he was
the voice said the voice was that of
broadcaster, Ejike Ibedilo. Ejike Ibedilo
“Biggie is actually Ejike Ibedilo, formerly of
Cool FM, moving up in the world. Very proud
of him.” he tweeted on his @frankedoho
handle. He wrote.

Comments

What's Trending..

MUSIC DOWNLOAD: Selebobo Ft. Davido – Waka Waka

Made Men Music Group unveils a massive collaboration with the release “Waka Waka” by Selebobo featuring Davido. Following the massive success of the Yemi Alade assisted “Conquer”; the amazing Selebobo teams up with Davido for yet another smashing single christened “Waka Waka”. The groovy mid-tempo fits in perfectly in Selebobo’s gallery of musical masterpieces; and is a volcanic hit waiting to erupt. “Waka Waka” is available on all music stores and platforms. Enjoy! https://sites.google.com/site/teanaijablogspotcomaudio/home/teanaija-music/Selebobo-Waka-Waka-feat.-Davido.mp3?attredirects=0&d=1

UK sanctions Oyakhilome’s TV over 5G/COVID-19 claims

The Office of Communications, the regulatory authority for the broadcasting and telecommunications industries in the United Kingdom, has sanctioned Loveworld Limited, operators of  LoveWorld,  a religious cable channel, for airing “unsubstantiated claims linking the pandemic to 5G technology”. The television network owned by the Founder of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, was also penalised for feeding viewers with the claim that coronavirus is a ‘global cover-up’. In a statement on Monday published on its website, Ofcom stated that the caution followed an investigation into the matter. The statement read in part, “Our investigation found that a report on Loveworld News included unsubstantiated claims that 5G was the cause of the pandemic, and that this was the subject of a ‘global cover-up’. “Another report during the programme suggested hydroxychloroquine as a ‘cure’ for Covid-19, without acknowledging that its effectiveness and safety as a treatment was clinically u...

24 Health Workers Test Positive For COVID-19 In Bauchi

Dr Rilwanu Mohammed, Executive Chairman, Bauchi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, made this known on Saturday. Mohammed however, said no death had been recorded among the affected medical workers. He revealed that 17 of them were from Azare, the headquarters of Katagum Local Government Area of the state, while seven were from Bauchi Local Government Area. He added that all necessary Personal Protective Equipment had been provided for the frontline healthcare workers in the state. He said, “Here in Bauchi, we are really very concerned about this infection that is affecting our healthcare workers so that they will not be discouraged or demoralised.” He however, advised the health workers to be very careful and ensure that they properly used their PPE at all times.