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Nigerian reality TV series
The Real Housewives of Abuja, abbreviated as RHOAbuja, is a Nigerian reality television series that premiered on 17 February 2023, exclusively on Showmax.[1] It is the second Nigerian installment of The Real Housewives franchise, following The Real Housewives of Lagos. The show follows the extravagant lifestyles, social connections, and personal stories of six influential women in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city known for its wealth and power.
The Real Housewives of Abuja gives viewers a glimpse into the luxurious and high-profile lives of six women as they navigate friendships, businesses, relationships, and social events in Abuja. The cast includes Arafa, Comfort Booth, OJ Posharella, Princess Jecoco, Samantha Homossany, and Tutupie.[2]
The show offers exclusive access to the elite circles of Abuja, showcasing its extravagant parties, high-end fashion, and dramatic conflicts among the women.
The series is produced by Delmwa Deshi-Kura of Delmedia Productions. It is available for streaming in over 40 African countries on Showmax.[3]
| Housewives | Season 1 |
|---|---|
| Arafa | Main |
| Comfort Booth | Main |
| OJ Posharella | Main |
| Princess Jecoco | Main |
| Samantha Homossany | Main |
| Tutupie | Main |
- Delmwa Deshi-Kura (10 episodes, 2023)
- George Sunom Kura (10 episodes, 2023)
- Portia Hlubi (1 episode, 2023)
The first season consists of 10 episodes, released weekly on Showmax.
The show received attention for its portrayal of Abuja’s social elite and their lavish lifestyles. It has been compared to The Real Housewives of Lagos for its high-end drama, fashion, and exclusive social scenes.
