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Friday, 21 June 2013

Supermom Reality TV Show Celebrates Mothers With A Heart Of Gold In Season IV


Supermom is back! Promoters of the reality show that celebrates and reward mothers have announced commencement of the fourth edition with tinkered model and focus. This year’s edition will not be celebrating biological mothers but women who gave and are still giving their all to children they didn’t ‘mothered’ (give birth to).
Supermom which is sponsored by Procter & Gamble; makers of Safeguard, Ariel, Pampers, Always and Promasidor; makers of Onga seasoning and Cowbell is in the fourth year running and has consistently celebrated mothers who through dint of rare sacrifices raised their children to enviable position in the society.
Organisers (DIM) are calling for entries from people who know mothers who have made good success out of other people’s children. Entries can be sent in via SMS or email to 08183593220 OR supermomtvshow@gmail.com.

Wednesday, 19 June 2013

Supermom Reality TV Show Celebrates Mothers with a Heart of Gold in Season IV


Popular emotive reality TV show ‘The Supermom’ calls for entries to its season IV show tagged ‘Heart of Gold Edition.’ Individuals who have benefited from the humanitarian works of Orphanages, Motherless Babies Homes, Hospices or Private Homes are encouraged to send in their stories.
20 unique, outstanding and touching stories will be drawn from across the country for the main show.  
The Supermom Reality TV Show which debuted in 2010 to widespread acceptance and huge followership on Nigerian Television is in its fourth season and still enjoying sponsorship from Procter & Gamble, makers of Nigeria’s leading household detergent Ariel and Promasidor makers of Onga seasoning.  
Organisers of the show, Digital Interactive Media, Nigeria’s content powerhouse say ‘The Supermom Reality TV Show- Heart of Gold Edition’ which has been scheduled to start broadcast during the third quarter of the year July-October 2013 across Nigeria on syndicated channels will cause a paradigm shift.