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TEEN’S TIME EXCHANGE #TEENEX: (a fascinating reality TV show with a difference)
The camping of Nigerians bright stars in one house with the aim of accumulating reasonable capacity and having an all-round fun for ten days begins on Monday, 19th August 2019.
Teen’s Time Exchange (#Teenex) is a TV show designed for the teenagers; to mould, groom, bring to the fire, delve into and appropriately celebrate realities of the life within which youngsters find themselves.
#Teenex will teach the housemates and its audience the right values, give widened education outside of the classroom, empower, and inspire the youths to become excellence driven.

The show will with a sense of purpose, a great deal of verve and effervescence and the right mix of entertainment take audience and housemates across the length and breadth of diverse issues in order to spur them on to a life of purpose and notable achievement.

The compelling authenticity of the show through the information and entertainment that follows the in-house activities of #Teenex is the vehicle that drives the show and keeps people glued to the reality show until the end.
Abịa born writer, TV and radio host, international teens coach, Chinemenma Umeseaka, will host the show.
Welcome to #Teenex19.

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