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Fifteen Contestants Qualify For Semi-Final Of DBS Song Of The Year Season 5
Fifteen contestants have qualified for the semi-final of DBS Song of the Year Season 5.
Ten out of the fifteen contestants for the semi-final will qualify for the finals of the singing competition with a star prize of One Point Five Million Naira.
The quarter-final was a clash of the Titans as twenty contestants locked horns to secure a spot in the semi-final slated for Friday, September 27, 2024, at RMF Hall RCCG Shekinah Parish on Chevron Clinic Road, Opposite DBS Warri, NPA Expressway.
The 20 contestants gave a good account of themselves before a panel of judges comprising popular music producer Tejiri Agbabune, DBS Warri Music Director Obes Isonguyo, and popular artiste Theowaco Omoruvwie, who had a difficult time selecting those who will qualify for the semi-final.
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Some of the contestants thanked the organizers and the sponsors for the music competition for the initiative.
The overall winner of DBS Song of the Year Season 5 sponsored by Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, and supported by ND Western Nigeria Limited, will go home with One Point Five Million Naira, second place grabs One Million Naira, while the take home for third place is Five Hundred Thousand Naira as well as recording deals.
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