Nigerian superstar artiste and producer Pheelz blesses our ears with his hit track Finesse.

The Top 10 returns to the Nigerian Idol stage with a performance of My Father’s Got it All alongside Nigerian Idol Season 6 winner Kingdom.

Our Nigerian Idol Judge Simi finally takes the stage and gives us a beautiful medley of her amazing hits Smile and Duduke.

Progress recreates the magic of his showstopper performance with the song Bang Bang. Originally recorded by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj.

Zadok brings back the magic of his showstopper performance with a rendition of I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston.

D’banj rocked the stage with a medley of his pop hits which include Emergency, Oliver Twist, Your Face Show.

The Top 10 alongside the Judges and IK open up the show with a beautiful performance of Greatest Show from the movie The Greatest Showman. This performance, ushers us into the performance of A Million Dreams by Progress and Zadok.

Zadok performed Wish Me Well by Timi Dakolo seeing as it was the song he performed with the choir during the third Live Show this Season.

Uncle Suru by Jon Ogha made a comeback to our screens thanks to Progress’ performance of the song with the choir on the third Live Show of the Season

Soul Provider by Michal Bolton was definitely a hit performance by Zadok and the Judges felt the same way because they chose it as their fave performance for the Season. He recreated the magic from his first performance this Sunday as he performed the song on the Live Show.

Progress’ performance of Joy by Wizkid definitely resonated with the Judges because they chose it as their fave performance of his for the Season. He therefore got the chance to perform it again on the Live Show.

Zadok brings back soul with his performance of When A Man Loves A Woman by Michael Bolton.

Progress took us back to his Theatre Week performance with the song A Change is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke.

As her favourite performance for the Season. Banty gave an amazing remake of When I Was Your Man by Bruno Mars.

Jordan goes all out in his performance of Grenade by Bruno Mars. The song was released in 2010 as part of Bruno’s album Doo-Wops & Hooligans.

Also going the boy-band route is Progress who performs Swear it Again by Irish boy-band Westlife.

Zadok will also be performing a song from the musical Dreamgirls. This time he will take on the vocally tasking solo And I Am Telling You.

Zadok will also tow the line of his colleagues as he performs I'll Make Love To You by Boyz II Men.

Progress takes on the great Whitney Houston as performs her version of I Will Always Love You. Originally written in 1973 by country singer Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston in 1992 decided to rearrange it as a soul ballad.

Banty and Progress are all about the good vibes as they perform Wizkid’s Essence featuring Tems.

Zadok and Jordan give a fantastic performance of Peru by Fireboy Dml featuring Ed Sheeran.

Banty performs the 1994 hit I Wanna Be Down by Brandy. The song is the debut single by Brandy from her self-titled debut album.

He believes he is going to be the next Nigerian Idol because he has been consistent and has an interesting personality. David Operah believes he has grown after mingling with contestants after Theatre Week. Peep the video to check out his favourite Judge.

Faith had mentioned at the Auditions that one of her aim was to see Simi so it is not surprising that she is Faith’s favourite Judge. She says if her life were a song it will be filled with sweet and sad times. Check out why Faith believes she would be the next Nigerian idol.

He mentioned his late friend as someone would be so happy seeing him sharing his gift on television. He sites meeting his fellow contestants and mingling with them as his highlight from Theatre Week. Peep to find out who his favourite Judge is.

Her favourite Judge is Simi and this is connected to her beautiful voice. Itohan whose favourite moment from Theatre Week was the duet performance believes she is going to be the next Nigerian Idol because she’s got what it takes. Check out what she hopes Nigerians will fall in love with when they listen to her.

He says his family would be the happiest seeing him on screen and has a soft spot for D’banj because he doesn’t fail to point out his errors. Joel also hopes Nigerians falls in love with his personality and the emotion he conveys. Watch Joel give his reason for believing he will be the next Nigerian Idol

Jordan’s favourite moment from Theatre Week was his duet performance and the person who would have been most proud of his achievement was his elder brother who had passed on. Jordan hopes Nigerians will fall in love with his personality believes he will be the next Nigerian Idol. Check out why he believes he is going to earn that title.

One of her most happiest Theatre Week memory was working with her Theatre Week partner and believes she will be the next Nigerian Idol because she has the voice and the style. Peep her take on who her favourite Judge is and why.

Progress’ biggest supporter would have been his mother who had passed on and sites moving to the top 10 as his favourite moment from Theatre Week. He hopes Nigerians fall in love with his voice and personality. Check out why he believes he will be the next Nigerian Idol.

His favourite moment from Theatre Wek was qualifying for the next round after the duets and he believes he will be the next Nigerian Idol because he has a sound that is untapped. Check out why he hopes Nigerians fall in love with him.

Her favourite moment at Theatre Week was her duet performance in which she was lucky to be paired up with a supportive person. Debby hopes Nigeria falls in love not just with her talent but with her smile. Check out why Debby believes she would be the next Nigerian Idol.