One of the country’s most popular singing competitions, Nigerian Idol, is set to entertain music lovers as it kicks off its highly anticipated live shows for the ongoing eighth season on Sunday, May 28, 2023.
According to a statement sent to Merrymakers, ‘this season promises to be an electrifying display of talent, extraordinary performances, and unparalleled entertainment’.
After intense auditions and captivating episodes, the judges— D’banj, Simi, and Obi Asika— narrowed down the thousands of contestants to the final 10.Heartbreak spurred me to give my best on Nigerian Idol —First runner-up, Zadok
The statement added, “Viewers can expect a thrilling rollercoaster of emotions as the top 10 contestants unleash their vocal prowess, and battle it out week after week. Each performance promises to be an unforgettable musical journey from spine-tingling ballads to explosive power anthems.
‘Renowned for its distinguished panel of judges, Nigerian Idol brings together expertise and industry knowledge. The constructive criticism and insightful feedback of the judges provide the contestants with invaluable guidance, helping them reach new heights in their artistic journey.”
The organisers of the popular talent hunt noted that in addition to the remarkable performances and expert judging, the show promises premium entertainment that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats, especially with the spectacular stage designs, dazzling light displays, and topnotch production values.
