One of such contestants, Oghenero Ayavoro a.k.a Voysless
from Warri in Delta said it was his first time auditioning for the competition
and was grateful for the opportunity to showcase his talent. He was positive of
the result of his audition because according to him, he got good comments from
the selectors. Another contestant, Melody Gabriel said she aspired to have a
successful singing career. For her, the Nigerian Idol competition was all she
needed to take her music career to the next level.
Head, Youth Segment, Etisalat Nigeria, Elvis Daniel said he
was impressed with the number and quality of people who turned up for the
audition. “We are excited to be here in Benin in our search for the voice of
tomorrow. Already, the crowd here today shows that the brand is aligning with
the youth segment which is one of our core targets and we are very pleased with
that,” he said.
The last three seasons of Nigerian Idol have seen strong
contenders emerge from Benin with Moses Obi-Adigwe, a Benin-based student at
the time, emerging winner of last season. He was present at the auditions to
give his moral support and offer some words of encouragement to the Nigerian
Idol hopefuls.
The audition train moves to Port-Harcourt on the 1st of
February at the Presidential Hotel where the search continues for Nigeria’s
exceptional talents. Monty Suites will be the location in Calabar on February
8th, while Makurdi will play host on February 15th at Smileview Hotel
Extension. The final stage of the auditions will hold in Lagos at Dream
Studios, Omole on the 22nd and 23rd of February.
The show will air on select cable and terrestrial television
stations starting March 1st, 2014.
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