BBNaija2019: Call for auditions!



The BBNaija 2019 is about to kick off,  to all OOB family if you are interested in the BBNaija 2019 the Audition is to take place on the 1st and 2nd of February, 2019 from 7am

Venue of the Audition are as follow:
Lagos: Dpodium Event Centre
Abuja: Multichoice Office, Plot 1548 Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, Maitama, Abuja
Port-Harcourt: Hotel Presidential
Ibadan: Mauve 21 Event Centre
Calabar: Venetian Arena
Warri: Deluxe Garden Suites
Enugu: Oaklands Hotel and Park
Benin: Uyi Grand Event Centre

NB: Audition is Free and open to persons over 21 with a valid Nigerian International Passport


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