As the country’s Social Media and Cyberspace gets busy with rants on rape allegations leveled against an Abuja-based pastor, Biodun Fatoyinbo, Multichoice Africa, owners of Africa’s premium pay television DSTV and GOTV, is set to disrupt the space with the continent’s most anticipated and participated television viewing reality show ‘Big Brother Naija’ as it hit the screen this evening.

This year’s show is tagged ‘Forget Wahala’ enters its fourth season with selected participants from the country with talents and creativity and ability to entertain millions of viewers across the continent.

The prize money for the eventual winner with the highest votes will ultimately go home N60 million and a brand SUV with other mouthwatering give away attached to it.

The show will take place in South Africa where the contestants will be housed in an exotic building of 2050sqm with a 24/7 7 handheld cameras and 32 Q-ball cameras capturing every movement in the house.

The programme which is an adult rated reality show is exclusive for viewing to DSTV and GOTV subscribers across the continent.

This year’s edition is being sponsored by the country’s premium betting company Bet9ja and supported by Pepsi. Viewers and non-viewers can participate by voting for their housemates whom they want to remain in the house until the last day. The show is expected to run non-stop for 90 days.