In a thrilling culmination of raw talent and fierce competition, the MTN Best of the Streets has narrowed down to its top 10 contestants, who are now gearing up for the ultimate battle for the 50 million naira grand prize.
Following an exhaustive search for the nation’s most promising talents in December, these finalists are poised to take the stage in an unforgettable showdown.
The journey to determine the ultimate winner intensifies as the final ten contestants, including names like Fazzie Lee, Kokoboy, Pablo, Lil Qhuid, Flare, Lord Yung Zee, Joy Indiana, and Special King, prepare to showcase their musical prowess.
With each artist bringing a unique flavor to the competition, the stakes are higher than ever as they vie for a spot in the grand finale.
CREAM Platform, the driving force behind the discovery of these raw talents, in a statement on Wednesday urged music enthusiasts and fans to witness to watch out for grand finale on February 10.
“The platform is the catalyst that brought these talents into the limelight, and now it’s time for the top 10 to shine on the national stage.”
According to the organizers, only five of 10 contestants will make it through the final hurdle to compete for the ultimate title of MTN Best of The Streets.
The competition, fueled by collaborations among major entities like MTN Nigeria, CREAM Platform, Parallex Bank, Mikano Motors, and Create Music, has garnered significant attention and support, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging talent in the music industry.
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