The finale of Nigerian Idol was quite exciting. The top 10 competitors opened the show with an intense rendition of John Legend’s “Glory.” This created the perfect atmosphere for an evening full of amazing talent and treasured memories.
Alongside the Idol winner, Progress, the winner of Nigerian Idol Season 7, ascended the stage. Shortly before his season finale, Season 8 winner Victory Gbakara dazzled the audience with an original song he wrote. With incredible performances by the top three finalists and special guests Chike and Simi, the excitement only grew.
The moment that had been anticipated by all came: Chima was declared the victor. Chima, who is well-known for his captivating stage presence and remarkable vocal abilities, never failed to astound judges 9ice, Omawumi, and Ric Hassani during the competition.
Judge Omawumi noted at the program’s conclusion that Chima appeared to be competing with himself, which is evidence of his remarkable development and potential off the show.
Chima, who specializes in jazz and soul music, had a distinct idea from the beginning. His goal was to use the Nigerian Idol platform to encourage others and perform vocals. His efforts paid off twelve weeks later, as he emerged winner.
During her statement at the end, Dr. Busola Tejumola, Executive Head of Content & Channels for West Africa at MultiChoice, commended Chima’s tenacity and willpower.
Following an evening of excellent performances by Chike, Victory Gbakara, and Simi, Chima was given the recognition he deserved. He won ₦30 million in cash, a brand-new SUV, a DStv Explora with a premium one-year subscription, and a recording contract with a song video.
In addition to showcasing Chima’s extraordinary skill, his victory on Nigerian Idol Season 9 paves the way for a bright future in show business.
