Emmanuel closed the night with a stellar performance of Seal’s Kiss From A Rose. Obi Asika agreed, saying that Kingdom had arrived and they had all been waiting for him to sing and perform the way he did during the auditions.Īkunna sang LeAnn Rimes’ 1997 hit, How Do I Live. Obi Asika commented that like her previous performances, she was great. Seyi Shay felt that this week’s performance was a step up from last week and he had redeemed himself. According to him, he chose the song because he read fans’ comments, asking him to be expressive and this was his response.
DJ Sose exclaimed that he was the full package combining his voice, skill and stage performance.įans favourite, Kingdom followed Francis and Faith Jason performances with a stunning rendition of Toni Braxton’s Unbreak my heart. His song choice, You Are Not Alone was a tribute to his idol Michael Jackson. When Obi Asika finally spoke, he commented that Francis had just delivered a stadium worthy performance.Īnother contestant who left the judges speechless was Faith Jason.
She was, however, advised to work on her vocals and stage presence.Ītela Francis’ soulful performance of Bryan Adams’ rock classic Please Forgive Me left the judges speechless. Her performance of Christina Aguilera’s Beautiful impressed the judges and showcased her continuous growth in the competition. DJ Sose commented that her breath control was good, but Seyi Shay felt the song was not the right choice for her. Last week, contestants on Nigerian Idol took a trip back to their birth year, as they performed their favourite hits from the year they were born. BeyonceAjomiwe opened the night with her rendition of Rihanna’s 2004 hit, Unfaithful.