AFRO-NETS> Big Brother Africa - are contestants practicing safe sex? (6)

[Patience Okekearu <Patience.Okekearu@fco.gov.uk>]

Big Brother Africa - are contestants practicing safe sex? (6)
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John and Francis
 
I share your concerns on the Big brother House mates and unprotected 
sex. I am yet to understand the purpose of that contest. This is like 
caging people and at the end of the day, frustration can lead most of 
them into such immoralities like practising unprotected sex, without 
giving a damn of the consequences. The worst is that the money staked 
for the competition can only go to one person, the rest go home just 
like that. What will be their gain for four good months you went into 
a competition that will only bring shame and resent your way instead 
of pride. I would like to find out from the organisers the real aim 
of that contest. 
 
For goodness sake, the so called money staked for the competition, 
can cater for up to 50 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. Please dear Af-
rican brothers it is high time we go into philanthropies that will be 
worth while. I hope if there will be another Big Brother contest, it 
will be to show how African Children living with HIV and AIDS are 
faring and smiles being put on their faces.
 
 
Patience Okekearu
Abuja, Nigeria
mailto:Patience.Okekearu@fco.gov.uk
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