Reggae Night!

Gorgeous Ese started the evening beautifully with Bob Marley’s ‘Who the cap fits’ and Kwame was forced to pay for this flawless performance. Sassy Ruth got everyone yearning for more with her electrifying performance of Bob Marley’s ‘Buffalo Soldier’. Dressed the part and with corresponding attitude she wowed everyone.

Ghanaian Ethel also smoothly sang ‘Different Colours’ by Lucky Dube and then came soft spoken Rachael who with her high pitched tone sang Gregory Isaacs ‘Number One’.

Roy who is the last man standing did a good rendition of Black Uhuru’s ‘Guess Who’s coming to dinner’ and the judges were not so pleased with this performance. They expected so much from him that they felt his performance was way below standard, but everyone still encouraged him to slow down and be the magnetic Roy that started the competition. The judges felt Princess’ choice of song wasn't so good but they still applauded her courage with the smooth delivery of ‘Youth of the day’ by Musical Youth. Pretty Yvonne got into trouble with the judges when she performed Estelle’s ‘Bring it on’. The judges did not spare her at all and was sternly advised to be more professional next time.

Finally for the evening Monica in her usual diva attitude wowed everyone with Patra’s ‘Workerman’. Both the judges and faculty felt really proud of her; having re-written the lyrics of the song, she made it her own and did justice to this not-so-easy-to perform song.

After all said and done, Ruth and Monica were the only contestants who raised the bar with their performances and landing the other six contestants on probation. The stage is tougher now and the show hotter. These contestants are counting on your votes to make it through. Yvonne(16), Ese(4), Ethel(5), Rachael(12), Roy(13) and Princess (11) need you now! To save any of them, text his/her unique number to 306 from an MTN line if you are in Liberia and Nigeria. If in Sierra Leone text from Comium line and in Ghana text to 1739.

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7 comments

Comment Link Tuesday, 13 December 2011 18:21 posted by yekini isa
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Comment Link Sunday, 04 December 2011 18:47 posted by Teeteelorpehmih
I'll encourage yvonne 2 keep her best performances up bcos d best is yet 2 come 4 her.u r d best,d harder d other contestants try,d stronger u bcome.wel done.keep it up.
Comment Link Wednesday, 30 November 2011 14:20 posted by David ogonna
Yvonne u are d gal becouse ur star ll shine
Comment Link Tuesday, 29 November 2011 23:14 posted by Millie
Princess baby keep it up!
Comment Link Tuesday, 29 November 2011 11:15 posted by Asom D Jerry
You're right Kareem Sodiq,i will also sacrifice my chance to save life for ROY,not for gender favour but for the zeal that has taken him that far,thanks.
Comment Link Tuesday, 29 November 2011 10:23 posted by Asom D Jerry
My advice is that tough times never last but tough people do.It all about beleiving in yourself and what you know you can do best.To those who were ruled out,learn from your mistakes and remember Abraham Lincoln did not win the other elections he contested but ended up in his political career as the president of U S A,you guys should not give up coz you can achieve fame more than mtn project fame west Africa.Maintain the game and improve the spirit.
Comment Link Tuesday, 29 November 2011 08:59 posted by kareem sodiq
i think they all do wonderfull job. Its nt about d prize,it about doing wat u knw or belve in. If am chance to save life in PF i wil go 4 ROY. (Last man standng)