PHOTO: Chidi Mokeme Returns as Gulder Ultimate Search 10 Host

Nollywood actor and TV host, Chidi
Mokeme, has been approved as the host
of the new season of Gulder Ultimate
Search reality TV show. This year’s
edition of the show started in Uyo, Akwa-
Ibom State, on September 23, 2013,
Monday.
Mokeme who anchored the reality TV
show, in its first and second seasons
made a stunning comeback as the anchor
man last year after taking over from
erstwhile presenter, Bob Manuel Udokwu.
The actor was officially announced as the
host of the reality TV show, at the
selection party of the Gulder Ultimate
Search 10 finalists which held inside the
New Expo Hall of Eko Hotel and Suites,
weekend, in Lagos.
Also at the event, the last 12 finalists that
will scavenge the Usaka Forest of Akwa-
Ibom State were unveiled.
Speaking at the event, Mokeme disclosed
that he was looking forward to a thrilling
time in the jungle. He also advised the
contestants “to gear up for the rigorous
challenges that make up the upcoming
adventure, for the jungle is no place for
the weak hearted.”
The list of contestants includes Dr.
Edmond Umebuani Chibuikem, EtidoEma
Ebong, Okike Dennis, Chapele Tracy and
Brosu Anthony. Others are Ifunanya Onike
Michelle, Sheidu Onozare Halima, Ijeh
Peter Oseleka, Ezidi Bobby Nzube and
Salako Oladimeji Olukunle.
High attention would be drawn to the
identical twins Mary and Martha Adeboye.
It is the first time twins to enter the Gulder
Ultimate Search jungle in the reality TV’s
10 year history.
The dreams of several individuals who
made it to the final selection stage were
dashed; as they were deemed unfit to
participate in Gulder Ultimate Search 10
for various reasons.

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