Following Saturday night’s events, Biggie has banned alcohol in Downville until further notice.Biggie said this decision would only be reviewed when Big Brother was satisfied that Housemates were treating each other with the necessary degree of respect.
Biggie dropped the bombshell on Sunday noon, charging them for showing not only a serious disregard for Big Brother’s rules but also failing to show respect for themselves and one another.
Biggie highlighted a few sensitive areas that needed immediate attention; Housemates must all moderate their language, Housemates may not provoke, taunt or bully each other and Housemates must moderate intake of alcohol.
In conclusion, Biggie said all Housemates were expected to talk to each other in a respectful way and comply with all the rules in the Downville Rule Book.
Biggie also ordered the Housemates to apologize genuinely to each other for their rude and offensive behaviour.
Throughout Biggie’s announcement, some Housemates looked scared at Biggie’s tone while others thought it was a laughing matter.
This angered Biggie even more, resulting in the alcohol ban.
This year’s Big Brother is being viewed by thousands on DStv Mobile across Africa.
It broadcast service includes Walka, Drifta, Drifta USB, DVB-H phones.
In Ghana, Big Brother will be added to the existing Maxi and Maxi+ packages.
DStv Mobile is the mobile television division of MultiChoice. It gathers and produces mobile TV content and services for a number of mobile devices and technologies.
DStv Mobile is working to integrate a range of valuable products and services into the mobile TV environment using both broadcast and streaming technologies.
Services are available in South Africa, Namibia, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria with a view to be the leading player in the Sub-Saharan mobile video market across all capable portable devices.
It can be followed at www.dstvmobile.com and facebook.DStv Mobile-Ghana.com
source:newsone
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