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Do you wish you could win fantastic prizes for writing a love letter or poem to your loved one?
This Valentine season, Prime Morning, Joy Prime’s morning show, will be rewarding its cherished viewers with amazing prizes in a Valentine promo dubbed “Cupid Challenge”.
The challenge will have viewers sending in their love letters and romantic poems written for their loved ones. The letters and poems will be read on the show and the writers of the three best letters will join the hosts, Jay Foley and Emefa to play games and chitchat.
They will also be presented with gift items from the partners and sponsors of the show.
The challenge is part of Prime Morning’s series of activities planned around Valentine’s day.
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, a special guest, Mr Kojo Deku, a former catholic priest who is currently happily married, will be on the show to tell the story of how love can lead a Catholic priest to give up the priesthood.
There will also be several celebrity couple interviews throughout the month.
Prime Morning airs on Joy Prime, Mondays to Fridays at 7 a.m.
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