How To Take Part In Nigeria's New 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' Series

According to BLKMedia, the brains behind its resurrection, the old favorite TV show Who Wants to be a Millionaire will return in March 2022.
Time

Every Sunday night from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., it will air.

Stations

On DSTV, STV, and NTA, you may watch African Magic Family.

Also Read: My Upcoming Album, “Unruly,” Is 95% Complete and Will Be My Final Album – Olamide

How Do I Get Involved?

Simply dial *569# or *7006*20# from your phone to be entered into the drawing.

You can proceed by hitting 1 after pressing *569#. For this service, you will be charged N6.98.

You can choose from three different options:

  • 1 – Participation in Studio Play
  • 2 – For the Weekly Question
  • 3 – For Sponsored Play

Participation Fees

After completing the preceding procedures, you will be asked to answer a question, and selecting an option will cost you N200.

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