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Organisers Of Basement Search Reality Tv Show Wowed By Performance Of Warri, PH Participants During Audition
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From the City of Warri, the search moved to Port Harcourt where thousands of Nollywood lovers and aspiring actors troop out to audition for a spot at the Basement Search Reality Tv show.
The stage was set at about 8am and accreditation of participants started at exactly 10am with so much enthusiasm, just like in the city of Warri, the participants showcased their acting skills to wow the celebrity judges who were excited to critic and complement the talents of these teaming young people.
According to Soso Soberekon who was one of the judges, he expressed satisfaction at the wonderful display of talents during the auditions.
He was convinced in his word, that the State and Nigeria, is blessed with an abundant supply of raw talents.
In his words, Engr Okiemute Onovughakpo, the CEO of Basement Africa Productions, organisers of the Reality show, said the choice of Port Harcourt and Warri as an audition venue was overwhelmingly achieved with the massive turn out of people for the auditions and the display of raw talents.
He said the search moves to Aba, in Abia State, adding that he also expects massive turn out and high level of talents display, as Warri and Portharcourt has raised the bar.
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Other Judges at the Port Harcourt audition were Junior Pope, Dave Ogbeni who was at the Warri audition.
The stakes are high and the competition is getting tougher as the train is expected to go round other eight locations, to make it into the House, where contestants will compete for the grand prize of a brand new car and 25million worth of prizes.
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