Bigi Powers Nigerian Idol Season 10 as Top 6 Contestants Deliver a Night of Nostalgia

Bigi Powers Nigerian Idol Season 10 as Top 6 Contestants Deliver a Night of Nostalgia

Lagos, Nigeria – June 15, 2025 — It was a night to remember on Nigerian Idol Season 10 as the Top 6 contestants took the stage in an emotionally charged live show themed “The Year I Was Born.” Proudly sponsored by Bigi, the episode transported viewers through decades of musical classics, with each performance evoking powerful memories and showcasing exceptional talent.

The show opened with a stirring group performance of “Lean on Me” by Bill Withers, setting a soulful and unifying tone for the evening. The individual performances that followed were as diverse as they were moving.

First up was Purp, who delivered a confident and fiery rendition of Toni Braxton’s “He Wasn’t Man Enough.” Brammy followed with a heartfelt interpretation of Phil Collins’ “You’ll Be in My Heart,” earning praise from the judges for his vocal control and emotional delivery. Kristopher brought an energetic performance of Mary J. Blige’s “Be Happy,” while Lawrence charmed the audience with Westlife’s timeless hit “I Lay My Love on You.”

Mikki serenaded fans with a smooth and romantic take on Joe’s “All That I Am,” creating a tender moment that captivated the audience. But the night’s emotional climax came when Raymu closed the show with a moving rendition of Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On.” The performance, dedicated to his late father, struck a deep chord with judges and viewers alike.

Despite the uplifting performances, the night ended on a poignant note with the elimination of Bosslady from the competition, narrowing the field as the show heads into its final weeks.

The evening also featured a welcome surprise as Nigerian singer and original Idol judge Omawunmi returned to the panel. Her reappearance added depth, charm, and experience to the night, as she offered insightful feedback and encouragement to the contestants.

As the competition intensifies, Bigi, the headline sponsor, continues to play a crucial role in supporting Nigerian youth and nurturing the country’s next music stars. The brand's commitment to creativity and excellence remains a cornerstone of the show’s success.

With only a few episodes remaining, the race to crown Nigeria’s next music sensation grows tighter.

Catch Nigerian Idol Season 10 every Sunday at 7 PM (WAT) on DStv Channel 196 and GOtv Channel 49. Stay tuned for more unforgettable performances and emotional moments.