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19 Mar 2021
In a few weeks, the second season of the immensely popular reality TV show “Ferme Factory” (Farm Factory) will air across Senegal. But in contrast to the glitter and glamour usually associated with such shows, Ferme Factory is far from that: For four months, 20 contestants compete to get their hands as dirty as possible, facing various farming challenges, including both sowing and plowing. The winner is awarded with his or her very own farm, along with three years of agricultural training.
12 Oct 2019
On this week The week in 5 minutes, we explore the Sex For Grades story by the BBC, Davido's unborn son bags endorsement deal, Mercy "Lambo" making history as the first female winner of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show, Wizkid's newfound love for rivals, Davido, Burna Boy, Rema and last but not least of our top stories, Kevin Hart returns to work after a ghastly car accident.

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