To the gal who complained about the prostitutes--he didn't use them. THere is a line right after that explains that. Of course, the show didn't need them, so not sure why they were there..but shows often put in crap I'd prefer not to see.I don't know how this show would offend Nigerians, but it certainly shows some hardships that occur in other countries. Overall, I felt it showed how wonderful the people are. Overall, I'm very impressed.

After the show revealed the fact that Teddy Rist banged a bunch of prostitutes who were probably child sex slaves throughout their youth absolutely disgusts me. There are other ways to help the Nigerian populace that does not include orgies with these poor women who are forced into prostitution. I am glad that this series was terminated because the actions of this man is absolutely heinous. I have devoted my life to helping women in Africa (West Africa in particularly) and that fact that they are promoting prostitution absolutely disgusts me.

Granted the idea and story of the show are quite intriguing, the location is not Nigeria. In fact its Botswana. How do i Know this? 1: the woman who first talked to him when he stepped out of the car said Dumela which is Hello in Setswana, the language spoken in Botswana. 2: the right of passage they were doing is native to Botswana NOT Nigeria. 3: the accents of the people playing the "Nigerian Africans" is wrong because they have a southern african accent. They also have different facial features than the Nigerians do. Finally, Botswana's slums are not nearly that bad. I know my facts are accurate because I was born and lived there for 8 years of my life. THIS IS NOT NIGERIA.