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: A Catalyst for Nigeria’s Orange Economyow which premiered in 2006 is arguably the most popular mega-entertainment product in Nigeria’s over $12 billion creative industry. Despite the mixed reactions from different sections of the public about BBN, the live TV show continues to receive phenomenal transnational reception and significant ec

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Subjectivity and Social Order: What Can , Teach Us About the (Rule of) Law?for sustaining relatively peaceful social relations. This chapter casts a critical glance on the potential of the show as a reinforcement of the necessity of (rule of) law, (referred to as the ‘Big Other’ or symbolic authority in psychoanalysis), especially in present-day Nigeria where, in practice,

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Differentiated Epithelial Cells of the Gut from 203 viewer responses of the BBN to investigate aspects of the show that support stress management mechanisms as a distraction from the difficulty of the Nigerian public life. The study argues that although the show offers temporary relief from daily anguish of the Nigerian life, its entertainm

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