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Season 7 of BBNaija debuts on July 23. Winner Will Receive a N100million cash Prize

Multichoice Nigeria, organisers of Big Brother Naija reality show, has announced that the Season 7 edition of the TV show will begin on Saturday, July 23, 2022.

The Head of content and West Africa channels of Multichoice Nigeria, Busola Tejumola, added that the reality show will premiere with two opening ceremonies on Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, 24.

The organisers also announced slight changes in the voting pattern, saying there will be no SMS voting for this season.

According to her, fans will now be able to vote for their favourite housemates for free on BBNaija’s official website and mobile app as well as on the MyDStv and MyGOtv apps.

While announcing a grand prize for this year’s winner, Ms Tejumola said: “The winner of the reality TV show will take home N50million cash prize with another N50million worth of prizes from the sponsors”.

The show will air from 7pm on DStv channel 198 and GOtv channel 29 with a simulcast on Africa Magic Showcase, Africa Magic Urban, and Africa Magic Family.

This year’s edition of BBNaija will run for 72 days and end on October 2, 2022.

Nigeria boy shed tears because his girlfriend organised birthday surprise for him

The considerate way his fiancée chose to honour his birthday has touched the heart of a young Nigerian kid.

She prepared a special celebration for him and coordinated transportation with his buddies to the location.

Online videos depict the moment he entered the room and was astounded by what his baby had done for him.

At first, he wanted to go away, but his buddies persuaded him to stay. The young man thanked her for the nice surprise while fighting back tears that were starting to form in his eyes.

Nigeria boy shed tears because his girlfriend organised birthday surprise for him

The considerate way his fiancée chose to honour his birthday has touched the heart of a young Nigerian kid.

She prepared a special celebration for him and coordinated transportation with his buddies to the location.

Online videos depict the moment he entered the room and was astounded by what his baby had done for him.

At first, he wanted to go away, but his buddies persuaded him to stay. The young man thanked her for the nice surprise while fighting back tears that were starting to form in his eyes.

Nigeria boy shed tears because his girlfriend organised birthday surprise for him

The considerate way his fiancée chose to honour his birthday has touched the heart of a young Nigerian kid.

She prepared a special celebration for him and coordinated transportation with his buddies to the location.

Online videos depict the moment he entered the room and was astounded by what his baby had done for him.

At first, he wanted to go away, but his buddies persuaded him to stay. The young man thanked her for the nice surprise while fighting back tears that were starting to form in his eyes.

From July 15, Kuda Bank will charge clients N50 for deposits of N10,000 and more.

According to Kuda Microfinance Bank, it would start adding N50 to any deposits made into clients' Kuda accounts that total N10,000 or more.

The bank informed its clients by mail that this was in accordance with the Federal Government's stamp duty laws.

The bank claims that the change would apply to cash deposits made at any of its partner banks as well as deposits made via debit cards, electronic transfers, and in-person cash deposits.

In accordance with the federal government's obligation act, the bank wrote in the mail. Every depositor who makes a deposit into your Kuda account for N10,000 or more will be charged a N50 fee as required by law. Beginning on Friday, July 15, 2022, this fee will be imposed on all electronic transfers, debit card deposits, and cash deposits made into your account at any of our partner institutions.

The bank emphasised that it would not profit from the N50 taxes because all money would go directly into the government's coffers.