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Are you eager to know the intimate sex lives of your movie idols? Do you want to know whether top Nollywood acts like Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Desmond Eliot and Rita Dominic amongst others are faithful to their spouses or lovers? Then, tune in to a new programme on BBC tagged Flava: the New Sound of Naija.
Are you eager to know the intimate sex lives of your movie idols? Do you want to know whether top Nollywood acts like Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Desmond Eliot and Rita Dominic amongst others are faithful to their spouses or lovers? Then, tune in to a new programme on BBC tagged Flava: the New Sound of Naija.
Though, not only the movie stars are opening up, you are bound to hear young people talking about sex, love and relationships in a new, frank and dramatic way.
In Flava, RMD, Desmond Elliot, Omotola, Rita Dominic and others will talk about intimate issues including the first time they had sex and whether they are faithful to their spouses.
The show, which hits 50 stations across the nation, was launched at The Vault, Lagos on August 10, 2006 with artistes like Rugged Man, 2 Shotz, Sasha, Black Face, Sound Sultan and Mode 9 performing.
And now stars will actually present the show with Sola, the charming anchor, who also happens to be a singer
According to Joan Tull, Editor, Youth Programmes, Flava is out to give young people the opportunity to live their dreams and is also set to spearhead a talent search where a lucky young listener will win a record deal.
'There is nothing quite like Flava on air at the moment. It is unique: a nationally syndicated show, which has its finger on the pulse of what really matters for young Nigerians. It has voices from all corners of the country, including the north, and the team travels from location to location to make sure that those voices are heard," she said.
Although, the official launch was in Lagos, the team will host events in other locations soon.
Flava has built a reputation as a show that really takes the youth's pulse. It is half an hour of low down chat, phone calls, texts, celebs, relationship advice from Michelle, the Love Doctor and the chance to win a CD player.