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Contrary to widespread reports condemning and calling for the ban on popular reality television show, Big Brother Naija over alleged promotion of immoral contents, the Youth wing of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has endorsed the show, saying it promotes unity and sensitization of the people.


The President of the Youth wing, David Daniel Karza stated this in an interview with Dailypost. He explained that programmes aired on Television have the potency of molding people's moral and spiritual lives. He urged Muslims to participate in the show in order to promote their culture and belief.


“Big Brother Naija reality show has done so well in showcasing some of our cultural heritage in Nigeria and has brought together youths across different ethnic/religious groups in Nigeria.


It will definitely promote unity and open an opportunity to share good common values that can build a better understanding on how we can collectively coexist peacefully for the progress of our country and beyond.


He noted that while some contents on the show are immoral, Christians should “use Colossians 3:5-7 to guide their activities in the Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show. This will promote Godliness and dignify the show which in turn will appeal to the conscience of all to keep watching and probably encourage their children to also register and participate.


Muslims should as well participate to share with their counterparts their belief and practices in Islam and how it can necessitate modifications.


After all, while some of these programmes cover the aforementioned as conceived by these talented Nigerians with great ideas, Government and stakeholders should compliment in harmonizing its intellectual development rather than retard it.


We also need to give consideration to the notion of ‘watching Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show’, which is perhaps aimed at streaming her content qualitatively different for different targeted audience.”

 

 

 

 

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