SuperSport, the pay TV channel on DSTv has embarked on search for Nigerians who can run commentaries on the Glo Premier League, in a novel initiative, aimed at attracting more followers to the domestic football.
Speaking on the pidgin English commentaries at the unveiling ceremony in Lagos , Felix Awogu, general manager of SuperSport West Africa said: "We're looking for Nigerians who can play with typical pidgin words on air and are also passionate about the league. It promises to be a unique experience for every participant."
He confirmed that auditions will be held in Port-Harcourt (August 23 & 24) as well as Lagos (September 6 & 7) while entry is open to Nigerians between the ages of 20 and 36 years.
"Contestants will have to demonstrate their versatility and command of Pidgin English to the trio of Deji Omotoyinbo, Chinedu Ani (Nedu of Wazobia FM) and Tega Onojaife), who will serve as judges
"The best six contestants from each audition venue will progress to the next round, where they'll be housed in Lagos for a week to undergo mentoring and training.
"At the end of the week's stay in the house, the contestants will be trimmed down to a final three which will contest the grand finale on the 4th of October," he noted.
The eventual winner, according to Awogu, will immediately get an employment letter from SuperSport as a commentator on Glo Premier League matches.
SuperSport Shops for Pidgin English Commentator
SuperSport, the pay TV channel on DSTv has embarked on search for Nigerians who can run commentaries on the Glo Premier League, in a novel initiative, aimed at attracting more followers to the…
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