Catch Up Cruise has introduced Da Celebrant as a segment on its monthly television package.
The information which was made known to the media yesterday via a phone interaction with the franchise’s lead anchor and consultant, Solomon Etuk establishes that the new programme segment which is bound to be regular is designed to replace the programme’s current quiz question segment.
According to Solomon, Da Celebrant is considered a better replacement for the CUC quiz question segment because of its larger capacity to accommodate a broader segment of its target audience.
Da Celebrant is a monthly quiz session of Catch Up Cruise designed to celebrate lucky prospective winners within the following categories: Birthday, Wedding Bell, Wedding Anniversary, Christmas, Eid-ul-Maulud, and New Year.
Solomon maintains that the prospective lucky winners of the quiz segment would emerge through a monthly lucky dip between the CUC Team and its partners where the eventual winners are expected to have met the terms and conditions of the quiz.
On the delay of the programme announcing its August 2024 quiz winner, Solomon said “Unfortunately, no winner emerged for August because none of the prospective winners met the terms and conditions of the quiz.
“But this time around, I mean, with the coming of Da Celebrant Catch Up Cruise would thoroughly emphasise on the terms and conditions of the quiz to making sure that every participant understands it before attempting the quiz”
On the possibility of deploying the CUC Mobile App for Da Celebrant, Solomon said “Well, we are still considering that possibility. We are still analysing the possible drawbacks with the App. If eventually it is found unnecessary to drive Da Celebrant accordingly, of course, we would duly inform the public”
Recall, Catch Up Cruise officially hit the ground running mid-year in June and has since turned out a few lucky winners of its monthly television magazine programme with various mouth-watering giveaway prizes to the satisfaction of its target audience which cuts across the general public.
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