Robot of Christ receiving their cheque of N10 Million grand prize |
Daniel ‘A-String’ Azuka, a singer and instrumentalist finished as the runner up, while drummer David Adekoya Aduragbemi was the second runner up.
Speaking in his welcome address, the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Airtel Nigeria, Segun Ogunsanya, while congratulating the finalists for putting in their best, said the foremost telecoms operator shares in the dreams of the Nigerian youths hence the creation of worthwhile platforms such as the NGT to identify, nurture, reward and celebrate the talented.
“As an innovative company, we value talent and will always go any distance to identify and celebrate talented Nigerians. We are extremely delighted to be associated with Nigerian talents because we are passionate about creating credible platforms that celebrate and reward innovation and originality. The Airtel brand is not just red, bold and jazzy but youthful, exciting, unique and full of fun,” he said
Nigeria’s Got Talent is sponsored by Airtel and is ably supported by Malta Guinness, Tetrazzinni, Soul Mate Hair Products and Nig.info among other partners.
THIS ROBOT GUYS ARE TOO GOOD. THEY OBVIOUSLY DESERVE THE GRAND PRIZE
ReplyDeleteCongratulations guys. With the N10M, hope to see you at the top of the industry soon
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