Fans of the popular Nigerian reality television show, Big Brother Naija are still talking about the relationships of housemates.

The argument between Ozo, Nengi and Dorathy during Friday’s episode of BBNaija Lockdown Reunion is still a trending topic among fans.

In the show, the host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu highlighted the stories surrounding Nengi, Ozo, Dorathy and Prince’s situations inside the house.

But the main highlight that shock most fans was the argument that happened between Dorathy and Wathoni.

Dora was addressing the issues between herself Nengi and Ozo wit the host Ebuka.

The exchange of words occured when she revealed that she liked Prince not Ozo in the house.

The two ladies clashed when Wathoni interrupted as Dora was addressing the matter with show host, Ebuka.

This is the first time that the Lockdown gang will come together in the same place since the show ended almost a year ago.

The reunion is for housemates to clear the air and speak their church minds towards each other.

And also revisit some of the highlights and memorable moments from Season 5 edition in which Laycon emerged as winner.

What fans should expect from Monday’s episode?

From the short teaser at the end of Friday’s episode, Ebuka will still focus on the relationship issues inside the house for Monday’s episode.

This time we will hear all about Prince and Tolanibaj’s relationship, what happened and how things are now.

Tbaj addresses Prince in the short teaser we’ve seen.

Earlier Tbaj said she came to the reunion to “come speak her truth not to change the narrative.

She also mentioned that she will confront the people she needed to confront.

How to watch BBNaija lockdown reunion show?

The cable company DSTV is showing the “BBNaija Lockdown Reunion” on African magic Urban at 10:00pm.

And at 10:30pm on AM Family from Mondays -Fridays.

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To understand what the show is all about, it is important to understand what it isn’t.

It is not a talent show; which means contestants do not engage in singing competitions, tell jokes, dance, and stuffs like that.

It is not a game show; there are no physical or mental contests.

Rather it is marketed as a reality show which follows a group of people as they live in isolation from the world under constant surveillance from Big Brother.

Millions of viewers watch the housemates do everyday activities like cook, clean the house, comment on each other’s behaviors, party, and lots of on-screen sex.

This is why in the middle of the fifth season of the show, Nigeria’s minister of information and culture orders that Big Brother Nigeria be suspended.

Big Brother is a Dutch reality television franchise which was first broadcast in the Netherlands in 1999 since then there have been over 448 seasons of the show in 54 franchise countries and regions.

The Nigerian version, Big Brother Naija is no doubt the most successful version on the African continent and one of the last surviving versions of the show in the world.

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The show has a massive following on television, reaching up to 40 million viewers across Africa.

Since the premiere of Big Brother Naija season five on July 19, 2020, data from social media monitoring tools estimate that every day, Big Brother Naija related conversations reach a 370 million audience, and within the first five days, 760,000 people around the world have posted something about the show online.

The show’s popularity is fueled by millions of fans who vote to keep their favorite housemates in the house.

The housemate with the least votes is continually evicted until there is a single winner.

The winner stands to gain a lot, a #30 million cash prize, a top of the range SUV, trips around the world to Dublin and Dubai, and a special trip to watch the UEFA Champions League final among other prizes.

But not everyone is happy with the show’s success, critics often condemn and point out the many erotic scenes on the show which they claim is contributing to moral decadence in the society.

Others, just don’t find the idea of people doing a mundane everyday activity on TV entertaining, they believe shows like these make the youths mentally lazy.

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