Nigerian Idol’s top 4 ignite stage with Naija, Motown brilliance, Brammy bows out

The Nigerian Idol Season 10 stage blazed with talent on June 30, 2025, as the Top 4 contestants delivered electrifying performances in a dual-themed spectacle celebrating “Naija Now” and “Motown Classics.”

Host IK Osakioduwa set an infectious tone, announcing that fans can now vote on the Nigerian Idol website to choose next week’s songs.

Judges Ric Hassani, Iyanya, Omawumi, and guest judge 9ice brought incisive critiques and vibrant energy, guiding the contestants toward the coveted grand prize.

The night kicked off with Purp, the last woman standing, commanding the stage with Tems’ “Free Fall.”

Her seamless fusion of delicate control and bold rap drew raves, as she asserted, “What a man can do, a woman can do better.”

Mikki followed, captivating with Ayra Starr’s “Commas,” his charisma and vocal precision earning 9ice’s praise: “You’re a great performer, I love the energy.”

Lawrence’s soulful take on Davido and Omah Lay’s “With You” had the crowd singing along, his understated emotion sparking a standing ovation. Raymu, clinching the final Top 4 spot over Brammy, delivered a poignant rendition of Tems’ “Love Me Jeje,” impressing with his tonal mastery.

The Motown segment dazzled as the male judges strutted in retro costumes, igniting the crowd. Purp channeled Etta James’ “Something Got A Hold on Me” with raw diva power. Mikki’s heartfelt “I’ll Be There” by Jackson 5 showcased soaring falsettos and deep lyric connection.

Lawrence infused Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” with modern flair, electrifying the stage. Raymu’s emotional “End of the Road” by Boyz II Men earned a thunderous ovation.

Brammy’s exit was bittersweet, marked by a jubilant performance of Lionel Richie’s “All Night Long,” transforming the studio into a dance-filled celebration with contestants, judges, and audience.

As the finale looms, fans are urged to vote via the Africa Magic website, MyDStv, or MyGOtv apps.