The Voice Nigeria 3: Falz Okays Naomi, Tamara, Peace for Battles Stage

The Voice Nigeria 3: Falz Okays Naomi, Tamara, Peace for Battles Stage

Coach Falz came under the spotlight as he chose three outstanding talents from his pool of six, during episode 8 of the iconic The Voice Nigeria talents show series, THECONSCIENCEng reports.

The triumphant trio of Naomi Mac, Tamara and Peace were selected by Coach Falz to proceed to the next stage called the Battles to represent the team, following spectacular performances to the admiration of viewers and the four coaches in the ongoing season 3 of the global The Voice Nigeria talents reality show series.

Naomi Mac who sang “I look to You” by Whitney Houston and Tamara with a rendition of “Bleeding Love” by Leonna Lewis won their straight slots at the next stage of the show while Coach Falz who was under intense pressure during the show saved Peace from the danger zone following an unconvincing performance of “Wanted” by Tiwa Savage. However, 21 year old KPee was snatched by Coach Darey after Coach Falz’s announcement to send him to the danger zone following his performance of “Risky” by Davido.

It was the end of the road for Neky who sang “Killing me softly” by Fugees with a Salsa flavour and Okem who sang “Something Different” by Adekunle Gold as both failed to impress the coach and are now out of the competition.

During the episode, Coach Falz was a delight to watch as he continuously cracked up the talents with his strings of humour, making them relaxed and comfortable yet helping them work through their songs, inspiring and drilling them. Falz also fueled great excitement for viewers with his funny displays and mannerisms.

In the next episode 9 of The Voice Nigeria Season 3, Coach Darey would be under the spotlight as he trains his 6 talents and picks 3 after performances as another set of six contestants would battle hard for 3 available tickets to advance to the battleground stage or fall out of the competition.

The show’s headline sponsor, First Bank also continued to reward viewers who answer questions with gift prizes during the show via First bank social media handles, all to give a truly enjoyable experience as the week ended on the show.

First Bank’s Marketing and Communications Group Head Folake Ani-Mumuney reiterated the bank’s support for the Voice Nigeria as a demonstration of its commitment to supporting to Nigeria’s entertainment and creative industry with a view to enabling a diversified economy in line with the Federal Government’s diversification policy.

Sponsored by First Bank, Baba Ijebu, Airtel, and produced by Un1ty, The Voice Nigeria further highlights the bank’s strategic interventions towards enabling Nigerian youths to hone their talents and achieve greatness.