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Nigerians Says Goodbye To Frank Edoho, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

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7 years ago

June 28, 2017

Nigerians say goodbye to Frank Edohoh , who want to be a milionaire as Frank twitts /Sadly, we are going on a break cos our sponsor pulled out. But we thank@MTNNGfor being with us all these years. Please thank them for us.Heavy red heart.

https://twitter.com/wwtbam/status/879026378179567618 …d

@frankedohoall the best frank. I am convinced the show will be back pretty soon. WWTBAM remains the longest running progm on tv.

@WWTBAM@lexyik@frankedoho@wwtbam: I’ve learnt a lot through it all the while. And I’ll greatly miss@frankedoho’s erudition, elocution and wonderful sense of humour!

According to another lover of the program;

This is so sad. I remember when growing up that this show was a constant weekly show for us. My dad made us watch it until we fell in love with it.

I remember the first questions that they use to pick contestants where they ask them to rearrange C, D, A, B. For my mind, the poo is easy now.

I remember the hot seat, how the questions to the first “safe spot” was usually easy yet some will use lifeline. Some even miss some questions and walk away with nothing. For me, them stupid o…

I remember when one professor finally won the #10 milla jackpot. Omo see celebration . Like say he came from our house.

All them usual 30 seconds callers and how sometimes all they say is “hello, I can’t hear you” and how Frank will keep everyone in suspense with his commercial breaks…

That show cannot close down. Part of me and I believe many other Nigerians will go numb if it does. There are shows of the moment and shows of the lifetime.

Who wants to be a millionaire is the latter.