The stage is set, the spotlight is on, and the air is thick with anticipation as we gear up for another thrilling and electrifying weekend of Nigerian Idol. As the competition heats up, the top 6 contestants are preparing to give it their all in hopes of securing a coveted spot in the top 5. With each performance, they inch closer to their dreams of becoming the next Nigerian Idol. But who will make the cut this weekend?
Meet the Top 6
1. Mira Clear: Mira’s consistency and technical prowess have been her key strengths. Her performance in the last episode earned Judge Ric Hassani's applause for her consistent improvement and growing confidence, calling her a joy to watch. Mira has performed songs like "Ain’t No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, "Be Without You" by Mary J. Blige, and "Kedike" by Chidinma, amon
3. Maio: Maio’s inspiration and resilience continue to push him this season, following his setback in Nigerian Idol season 8, where he only made it to the Top 29. Since returning to rewrite his Nigerian Idol story, he has pushed beyond boundaries using his soft and sultry ‘RnB’ tone to melt his way with each performance. His key performances include Michael Jackson’s "Heal the World," Johnny Drille’s "Papa," and Wizkid’s "Ojuelegba."
4. Chioma: Chioma’s unique vocal style and artistic interpretations of songs have made her stand out. She has a knack for making every song her own, bringing energy and a fresh perspective to well-known tracks. A major highlight of her journey was her duet with Omawumi after her performance of "In the Music." She has also performed "Proud Mary" by Tina Turner, "Never Enough" from The Greatest Showman, and "Way Maker" by Sinach
5. Chima: Known for his soulful voice and versatility, Chima has been a consistent performer throughout the season. As a multidimensional Jazz singer who views Nigerian Idol as a stepping stone to stardom, Chima has showcased his mastery with renditions of classic and contemporary hits. His performances include Lionel Richie’s "Hello," Stevie Wonder’s "Lately," and Teddy Swims’ "Lose Control."