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The first version of The Apprentice Africa, the successful American reality TV show, started three weeks ago and is screening on WBS every Sunday night.
The three Ugandan representatives started off well and if lady luck smiles their way, one of them will, after 16 rigorous weeks of this crazy 'job interview' of managing equally crazy business tasks, return home cruising a Mercedes Benz and with pockets bulging with Sh340m!
Nancy Kalembe of UBC TV, lawyer Deox Tibeingana of Tibeingana & Co. Advocates and Metropolitan Insurance Agency boss Oscar Kamukama are feeling at home away from home in the Lagos mansion that houses the 18 contestants.
My money is on Deox though. The staggeringly handsome and very composed Deox has so far enjoyed plaudits from fellow competitors who described him during the first week as the pillar of stability that holds the team together.
And to solidify that confidence in him, he was made the head of the male group, Zulu Corps after impressing the no-nonsense Biodun Shobanjo, the boss.
Although Nancy did the same with the Matrix Corps, her group lost to their male counterparts in the first assignment which involved vending footballs. The tough CEO summoned her to the boardroom and chided her for ineffective leadership but it was Hannah who made history as the first to be "fired."
The creators of this show, Mark Burnett Productions, who are also behind the popular American reality series, Survivor, should rest assured that Ugandans are natural survivors and I can say without batting an eyelid that Deox will, come June 29, be the last man standing!
Uganda oyeee! Deox oyeeeeeeee! Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Man, Deox has something up his sleeve but not count your chickens before they hatch. All the guys are ready to do anything that will make them the next African Apprentice. And don't count out something like one of those smashing babes [esp. Blessing] laying Shobanjo in exchange for the u know what. Let's wait and see!!
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