Nigerian Idol

The color purple is culturally associated with royal, and Purp is no stranger to commanding the people’s collective awe. A graduate of Dramatic Arts from Obafemi Awolowo University, Purp sings from a place where soul meets stage, and every note she delivers carries the weight of a story well told. Raised by a choir-leading mother and nurtured in the rich harmonies of church music, the 25-year-old wants her glow to shine bright enough for the coveted grand prize - the Nigerian Idol season 10 winner.

Music never left him; it was his constant in a world of changes. This is why 25-year-old Lawrence Simon from Warri calls music his “best friend.” Now in the Nigerian Idol season Top 10, Lawrence has inspired a few tears during his soulful performances in the singing competition. Raised in a pastor’s home, his sound blends gospel roots with West African rhythm and soul. Inspired by Darrell Walls, he brings raw emotion, vulnerability, and spiritual depth to every note. His heartfelt performances have deeply moved the judges, and he’s just getting started.

He belts like a storm and moves like a vision: part praise, part pop, and all-purpose. And these ingredients led the 24-year-old Delta powerhouse to trounce rivals all the way to the Nigerian Idol season 10 Top 10. Real name Earl Ogwerel Abraham, JKenova has maintained a clean slate of near-perfect performance in the competition. Grand in style, unapologetically expressive, the rising star aims to blow everyone with a blend of lush vocals and his electric Pop flair.

Laidback? Yes. Lethal? Also yes. Brammy fuses sultry soul and Afropop with a vibe of his own. “YOLO” is his motto, but the craft runs deep. He’s not chasing fame – he’s claiming his stage. That is why the Lagos native’s quiet confidence set up one of the season’s most remarkable plot twist. The 25-year-old, who radiates charm and versatility, has woo’ed the judges with an ability to bring both vulnerable soul and technical finesse to the stage.

Purp made us fall in love with her even more with her rendition of 'I Can't Make You Love Me' by Adele. She channelled the right emotions needed for the lyrics of the song to find expression and even looked the part. It's only correct that she's in the Top 10 of Nigerian Idol season 10

When Lawrence sang ‘Great Nation’, time stood still. Every note felt like a prayer. With stirring clarity and raw soul, he poured his heart into Timi Dakolo’s patriotic anthem, breaking Ric Hassani. Yes, actual tears. This wasn't just a performance, it was a moment. That moment earned him the coveted spot in the Nigerian Idol season 10 Top 10.

His winning streak has yet to let up! In his pitch for a placement in the Nigerian Idol season 10 Top 10, JKenova took on Luther Vandross, and did the classic some justice. With velvet tones and tender storytelling, he brought the judges into his world. Smooth falsetto transitions, emotional phrasing, and that old-school soul essence? Whew. This was a performance soaked in memory and meaning.

Brammy made a comeback on a revenge mission and fought his way to the Top 10 of Nigerian Idol Season 10 with his captivating performance. Delivering his rendition of ‘For Tonight’ by Givēon, he showcased flawless vocals and strong characterisation, demonstrating a deep understanding of what was expected from him.

Her elimination gagged the room, but did she see it coming? In this candid exit interview, Ellacentric opens up about the moment her name was called, the judge’s comment that still echoes in her head, and the performance she wished the world had seen. Graceful onstage, unfiltered off it, she’s not just reflecting, she’s manifesting. And trust, this voice isn't fading anytime soon.

He might be out, but his mic was never off. From nailing MJ tributes to plotting a major comeback, JKenova opens up about his Nigerian Idol experience in this no-holds-barred interview. Find out the comment that lives rent-free in his head, the moment he was eliminated, and which rogue backstage moment should have broken the internet. Let’s just say… he’s not done. Not even close.

You saw the stage. Now hear what went down behind it. From rogue vocal runs and side-eyes to the song that got away, Sally holds nothing back in this no-filter exit interview. This one’s for the fans who want the all the details in the rising star’s journey into the Top 10, and the hustle that drove her until her elimination from the show.

It starts early, way before the lights come on, before the music hits, and before the contestants step on stage with dreams in their throat.This is what you don’t see on TV. In this exclusive look behind the scenes of a Nigerian Idol Live Show, we follow IK as he takes us through the real hustle:From pulling up on set and navigating the live show studio, to peeking inside the dressing room where contestants get glammed up, to the control booth where directors cue every spotlight, every sound, every moment you scream at from your couch.

Graceful onstage, unfiltered off it, she’s not just reflecting, she’s manifesting. And trust, this voice isn't fading anytime soon.

He might be out, but his mic was never off. From nailing MJ tributes to plotting a major comeback, JKenova opens up about his Nigerian Idol experience in this no-holds-barred interview.

The category is ‘From Naija With Love.’🌹 Sadly for the faves, this stage is no honeymoon. ⚡ Who will clear 🤏🏾 and who will be cleared?

Tonight's double-elimination left the judges shaking. And for you, saying 'goodbye' to Ellacentric and JKenova is a wake up call. Vote now on the link in the bio.