Kacey Moore and his time in BBA house
When Kacey Moore flew into Accra after his eviction from the Big Brother Hotshots house, he met the Ghanaian media in an interactive session and answered questions about his stay in the house, especially his perspective as a married man and his relations with not only his country mate, M’am Bea, but also his interaction with other housemates from the other countries.
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Kacey also touched on his auditions in South Africa and how before he entered the house, he had not been very positive about his stay in Ghana as he had felt Ghanaians were warmed towards him.
In his speech, Kacey said that he had achieved his goal within the first week of entering the house and was grateful that Ghanaians had kept him in there for almost a month.
Despite the fact that he would have been happier going out of the house in the first week, he also believed that with the weekly task presentations, he had continued to spread his need for African unity and an end to xenophobia and would always be grateful to MultiChoice Africa and Endemol for that opportunity.
Kacey said that he would continue to preach African unity, to encourage Africans to see Africa as a community and with the opportunity given him at the Big Brother house, he believed he had preached this to the millions of Africans who watch Big Brother Africa.
On his part, Mr. Cecil Sunkwa-Mills, the country manager for MultiChoice Ghana, congratulated Kacey on his stay in the house and wished him all the best. He also expressed wishes that M’am Bea will stay a lot longer and hopefully bring home the cash prize.
Mr. Sunkwa-Mills also stated that regardless of the visa issues that had prevented Ghanaians living inside Ghana to attend the final auditions, Ghanaians have been fairly represented in the house by the selection of two Ghanaians who lived in South Africa in order for us not to miss the competition.
Big Brother is produced by Endemol and shown on DStv channel 197 & 198.
