The Voice Nigeria Season 4 Begins, Targets 30,000 Young Talents

The Voice Nigeria Season 4 Begins, Targets 30,000 Young Talents

About 30,000 young Nigerian musical talents are expected to showcase their talents and fight for spots in the house as the Voice Nigeria season 4 begins in Nigeria.

One of the sponsors, FirstBank and UNITY 1 studios, producers of the international talent show announced the kick off on Friday, February 18, 2022.

THECONSCIENCEng confirmed call for entries opened 6pm.

The producers said The Voice Nigeria season 4 will be fully produced in Nigeria and gave assurance of authenticity with a thrilling experience for viewers and participants at large.

According to them, the show will last for about 17/18 weeks with higher winnings, viewing time on tv, giveaway for fans and more sponsors.

The popular show is best known for its recognition and unveiling of singing talents, even as Nigerian musical talents continue to gain international global recognition and collaborations.

The show offers talented vocalists unique opportunities to horn their skills while learning from successful singers and voice coaches, and get opportunities to perform live for audience and get votes.

Expressing excitement, Ms. Folake Ani-Mumuney, the Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Communications, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, said: “We are delighted about the return of The Voice Nigeria. We are particularly excited that this current Season 4 promises to be more thrilling than the previous editions, given all the extras packed in.

With previous editions we demonstrated attainment of the key goal of the Voice Nigeria, to discover and promote talented singers to actualize their dreams of becoming international stars.

This aligns with FirstBank’s commitment to providing a platform for nurturing and showcasing talents and driving social cohesion, giving Nigerians a voice and enabling dreams.

As a Bank woven into the fabric of society for over 127 years, FirstBank has been at the forefront of nation-building; supporting through resourceful partnerships to build the Nigerian creative industry value chain a, sector driven by the teeming youth population and growing in its contribution to national GDP’’ she concluded.

The Managing Director, UNITY 1 Limited and Executive Producer, The Voice Nigeria, Mr. Akin Salami expressed his excitement over the return of the show’s fourth season.

He said, “We are beyond excited to draw open the curtain of The Voice Nigeria season 4. The third season of the show was produced in Nigeria for the first time since the inception of the show.

It was definitely an outstanding show from all the local and international feedback we received. This 4th season of the show is coming with new and exciting twists and turns especially in a time when the Nigerian music industry continues to grow in leaps and bounds.

Our aim is to continually provide a platform with international relevance for more talents and prepare them for the global stage. We are set to deliver a season like never seen before.

We have exceptional sponsors and partners (both returning and new sponsors) that have also provided invaluable support in bringing this season to life. They have supported the show in retaining its spot as the number one music reality tv show in Nigeria.”

The Voice Nigeria season 4 this year will kick off with free registration, intending talents to record a one-minute video singing without a soundtrack, upload and fill the form on the website.

The competition is open to both male and female contestants who are Nigerians and have a government-issued means of Identification and talents must be at least 18 years old.

Interested talents can visit the voice website ww.thevoicenigeria.com for more information or social media platforms of The Voice Nigeria.

Asides music, the show also showcases top-notch fashion.