The Ultimate Search is Back!
Posted on Tuesday, June 9th, 2009 at 7:50 pmBy Bella
It started at the mysterious Snake Island, and then moved to the meandering cold hills of Obudu. It was also NIFOR, at the very humid forest that houses the Oil palm research institute before we progressed to Shere hills in Jos Plateau State. Last year, the search was for the lost chronicles in Agwu Hills, Mmaku. This year’s search will be set within the undulating plains of the Omodo Forest in Ada, Osun State, and will to stretch man to the very limit of his endurance.
“You ain’t seen nothing yet,” the producers said at the press conference announcing the show last week.
They will be searching for the HORN OF VALOUR hidden in the hands of the beautiful guardian of the forest. It is believed that the secret message on the horn is the only solution that can change the world’s destiny. To find it, these men will battle nature and the wild… is Nigeria ready for this?!
Entry to the Search is free and the selection process will be rigorous and have a national spread. The application form is available on www.gulderultimatesearch.tv
If you want to register, closing date is 11 June 2009, so register now via
the website http://www.gulderultimatesearch.tv; but if you just want all that juicy detail on this year’s show; the website is still the place to go.
The Ultimate Man/Woman who finds the Horn of Valour will exchange it for a cash prize of N7million (seven million Naira), a wardrobe allowance of =N=500,000 and a Brand New SUV. Other searchers will receive cash reward from 500, 000 upwards. And the last woman standing still gets the big N1, 000, 000 reward!
the ultimate search should be scrapped,there is nothing good about it,if they don’t have enough funding to put up a good show,they should just go and get real jobs
But why is the time so short for registration?!!! I DOnt undewrstand o
Huh?! Absolutely dont agree – some women can go even farther than the men. I even feel insulted that they have a prize for the last woman standing – like they agree that women can never reach the end!
What i feel about this is that it is tasking energy wise and a woman might not be able2meet up with tedious tasks..and since women know this,they might not want to join in coz they could feel they wont make any impact..i feel diz is just to encourage our ladies..u dont have to feel insulted…winks
Yeah but not fair on women that have to go through the same grueling test on strenght, speed and endurance.
Looks good. At least this is an original NIgerian idea that has lasted and is still popular.
on point again enrique..not like I’m D’Bang KOKO MANSION..lol