Nigeria Idol: What To Expect from Season 10

Nigerian Idol, one of Nigerian top reality shows, is back for its 10th season. Lovers of this show should expect better entertainment, excellent innovations and top-notch production from Multichoice. It will be premiered on April 20, 2025 with live performance set to begin May 25, 2025. Here are some things you should expect from this year’s Nigeria Idol.

A Sneak into the New Nigeria Idol Season, 

Nigeria Idol season 10 is expected to be tough but entertaining going by the first auditions. There have been bold performances and great voices. Viewers should expect unknown talents who are ready to give everything to reach the limelight. Mikky, a former contestant, is back, and he looks very confident as he delivers a masterclass that earns him a platinum ticket. This season could shape up to become one of the best reality shows ever.

Introduction of the Judges: Iyanya, Omawumi, and Ric Hassani

Ric Hassani and Omowunmi are back as judges from last season. The duo have shown they can be fun and honest when giving feedback. Ric states that he hopes this year contestants will show and become the next best Nigerian music stars. Omawumi, on her own, is looking for talents with originality and showmanship. Iyanya, a former reality star, will join the panel of judges. He hopes the show will produce raw talent and people who aren’t afraid of fame.

Challenges Contestants Will Face

Contestants in this reality show expect their privacy to be invaded. While on Nigerian Idols, there is no room for privacy, as cameras will be on them all the time. Also, participating in this show could affect their personal life. They will be scrutinised by the public and face online criticism, which they need to take in good taste. Moreover, contestants should expect to be mentally drained on the show, as it could push them towards their mental limits.

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Grand Prize Package

Aside from cash rewards, there will be a recording deal and other incentives added to help the winner launch their career. Season 9 winner Kroseide went home with a cash prize of 30 million naira, a recording contract, and a brand new SUV. As of today, Multichoice hasn’t announced the exact prize for the winner, but full details will be shared during the competition.

The Theme of the Show

The theme for the reality show is “Your Voice, Your Victory”. This theme is expected to show the power of music and how it could be a good opportunity for people to succeed. Also, the theme will highlight how passion and resilience can help contestants triumph in the competition through their voices.

Who Will Host the Show?

The show will be anchored by award-winning media star IK Osakioduwa. He is a familiar face, and he has shown how professional and competent he can be. He has anchored numerous shows before, from Big Brother Africa to the AMVCAs and The Voice Nigeria. IK is known to be witty, dedicated, and highly respected. With him as the host, viewers should expect a complete gentleman to the core to light up the show.

General Show Production

This season of the Idols promises an exciting ride, making it a must-watch. To catch all the episodes, tune in to DSTV channel 151 or GOTV channel 12 by Sunday at 7 pm. For exclusive backstage moments, switch to DSTV channel 198 or GOTV channel 49.

Final Thoughts

Fans of the Nigerian Idol can stay tuned, as this season promises to be entertaining and educating, showcasing extraordinary talents from across the country.