The spectacular performance by Emmanuel Elijah, one of the contestants in the ongoing Nigeria Idol season six, sponsored by Bigi drinks, was captivating and electrifying. The judges were also forced to give Daniel a standing ovation as he performed ‘Kiss from a Rose’ by Seal even though he had the least votes and was evicted from the show.
Kingdom Kroseide ignited the stage by performing ‘un-break my heart’ by Toni Braxton and the rendition was simply breathtaking as he held the entire viewers glued to the screen all through his performance.
Short of words, Obi Asika said: “you have done a great job to the song and it was a great performance”, while Seyi Shay added “I am blown away by your vocals and the way you delivered the song”. DJ Sose couldn’t help but shower praises on the contestant reiterating that he killed the song.
Akunna Okey would do everything possible to continue to up her game, and with her rendition of LeAnn Rimes ‘how do I Live?’, she has once again assured her fans that she is the contestant to beat as the comments from the judges said it all.
Obi Asika said: “Any time I see you I believe there’s more to come and you have not disappointed me with that beautiful rendition”. DJ Sose gave kudos and said, “You just prove to us the reason why you are still here, well done.”
The competition continues next weekend with the following contestants still competing: Kingdom Kroseide, Akunna Okey, Faith Onyeje, Francis Atela, Beyonce Ajomiwe, Comfort Alalade and Emmanuel Elijah.
Daniel Ikechi’s hope has been dashed as he is now out of the competition with the least number of votes, eviction continues next Sunday June 6th, the battle for who to be crowned the winner journeys till July 11 which has been slated for the grand finale.
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