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Nigeria Idol Season 8: Nigerians Urged To Vote For Original Warri Boy, Victory Gbakara
By Sunday Apah
On Sunday, July 16, 2023, the Nigerian Idol Season 8 sponsored by Bigi will come to an end and a winner announced.
Last Sunday, Quest failed to make it to the Top 2 as she was eliminated from the show after securing the least votes, leaving Victory Gbakara and Precious Mac to compete for the 100 million grand prize, including N30 million cash as promised by the organisers.
This Sunday, the duo will know their fate but they will expect that their performances in the last episode can fetch them the needed votes to clinch the coveted crown.
In line with the above most Nigerians, especially Deltans have been canvassing for votes for their own Victory Gbakara whom they believed deserve to win the ultimate prize.
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Victory Gbakara, is a son of popular clergy, Archbishop Solomon Gbakara and hails from Usiefrun town, Ughievwen Kingdom in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
Since he made it to the top 2, eminent Nigerians, which include Chief Solomon Ala, Hon. Saturday Mofoye, Comrade Francis Apah and others have been on the street and the media space canvassing for votes for Victory Gbakara.
According to them, “we can vote for him through MyDstv/MyGotv App Or africamagic.tv/nigerianidol.com and it will end today (Friday 14th July, 2023) at 9pm.
Nigerian Idol is a platform created to showcase remarkable Nigerian voices to a global audience whilst empowering participants with an opportunity of a lifetime. Timi Dakolo, Mercy Chinwo, and Omawumi are megastars that have benefited from its staggering platform.
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