Frank Edoho to host reality show Ground Zero

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Popular Tv host, Frank Edoho would be hosting the reality show, Ground Zero, which showcases the resilience and determination of Nigerians in their pursuit of success.


Mr Emmanuel Agbaeze, Chief Executive Officer disclosed this in an interview with journalists in Lagos. 


He described the reality show as aground breaking show that would take audiences on an intense journey of survival, entrepreneurship and resourcefulness.


“We are thrilled and excited to tell everyone that that our Ground Zero reality show is being hosted by the legendary Frank Edoho who need no introduction due to his impact in the media space.


“With his expertise in hosting events such as this, he is going to add more excitement to the show and guide the audiences through each episodes as the participants aim to win N1million.


“We are thrilled to have in on our show as this further showcases our determination to bring a top notch show for our viewers” he said.


Agbaeze noted that episode one of the reality show which premiered on March 16, can be viewed on YouTube and across all social media platforms.


“The first season follows two participants  

who is dropped into an unfamiliar city with absolutely nothing, no money, no contacts and no resources.


“Their mission is to earn N1million starting from absolute zero as the participant wouldn’t have any safety nets nor assistance from people he or she knows.


“They must rely solely on skills, creativity and determination to survive and succeed, as the show will capture every challenge, setback and triumph of the participants. 


“The viewers will be offered a raw and emotional insight into the struggles of making a living from scratch,” he said.

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