Another reality game show debuts
A NEW reality game show, which offers handsome rewards ranging from N100,000 to N300,000 and above, to "people living in filthy and dirtybedrooms"..
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The Filthy Rooms game show is being organised by Nice Dreams Properties Ltd, a leading estate development firm based in Lagos State.
Explaining the rationale behind the reality game show, chief executive of the estate company Mr. Richard Uwagie said that the intention was to "create a platform where thousands of people could interact freely on the internet, have fun and at the same time earn some money".
According to him, every participant in the game show stands a chance of deriving one form of benefit or another in the activities lined up for the show.
To be a part of the show each participant are encouraged to log on to www.nicedreamsproperties.com to follow the promptings.
To win cash prizes, Uwagie explained, the participant could either upload via a mobile phone, or a flash drive or a digital camera, the photo shot of their "Wacky," "Ugly," or "Dirty" bedroom or living room.
The "Wackiest" of such photo shots, he said, would win a cash award, or any of the moneymaking opportunities available.
Alternatively, Uwagie explained, a participant can join those who would cast their votes to determine which of the photo shot entries deserve to win the award.
The first 20 voters to log on to the site, he said, would earn cash rewards of up to N3,000.
A selection of the most unkempt or sloppiest apartments, he said, would be done every week, following which an overall winner will emerge at the end of three months.
The star winner will receive a renovation package worth N300,000 with additional cash sum of N150.000.
Similarly, the second "Worst" apartment will earn a cash sum of N100.000, while the third place winner will cart away a Hi-fi Home Theatre equipment.
Consolation prizes are equally lined up for other categories of internet surfers on the bsite.
The reality game show is billed to run every quarter with higher cash bonanzas to be attached to subsequent entries.