Demystifying the Concept Behind the Koko Mansion

Many eligible bachelors often wonder what qualities to look out for in their prospective life partners. In this age and clime, the debate has been stiff; many shy away from lending a voice to the debate, afraid that their views may be misconstrued as a form of gender discrimination – and as a result of this, many young men of marriageable age wallow in their confusion, with no ideas as to what to look out for in a woman.

D’banj being a successful young man who’s seen many of kith and kin in this dilemma, took the bull by the horns, and decided to get the public involved in this debate: who is the ideal Nigerian woman?

As a result, the Koko Mansion was conceived – where 12 dynamic and beautiful young ladies from all over Nigeria will spend eight weeks in this exquisite mansion, under the tutelage and supervision of an amiable governess. Through specially designed tasks, these ladies' strengths, talents, tolerance-level, fashion sense, social etiquettes etc will be put to the ultimate test – where the viewing public will act as the grand jury in the eventual selection of which one of the 12 contestants should be considered as having the virtues worthy of an Ideal Nigerian Woman. With all the cultural values we hold high as Nigerians projected to the rest of the world. In a nutshell, this show is a celebration of the dynamism of the hard-working beautiful Nigerian woman –by sharing in her struggles, and celebrating her virtues.

The eventual winner will amongst a few other prizes will receive 5 Million Naira, a convertible car, and a diamond ring from Chris Aire], become a symbol of the ideal woman in Nigeria; her talents would be harnessed and developed, as she would go on to become a global ambassador to a multi-million naira entertainment empire.