Nomination Night 1; A Night Of R n B & Soul Music MTN PROJECT FAME 2016

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Nomination Night 1; A Night Of R n B & Soul Music.On their first night of performances, the top fourteen contestants performedwithout the fear of being on probation and the Judges forgave whatever imperfections some of their performances carried. However, the same will not be said of today’s show as four contestants who were not impressive enough landed on probation.
The evening saw the contestants serenading the audience with some of the finest songs from the R n B and soul genre. Some of the performances had the crowd cheering and applauding the contestants endlessly, while some even left the Judges speechless in admiration, but not all the contestants achieved these.
In the end, the Judges made the decision to place Dapo (3), Favour (6), Oluchi(12), and Yusuph(18) on probation.
Now West Africa, it is time to save your favourite of these four. To vote, send contestant’s voting number to 306 if you are in Nigeria and Liberia, if you are in Ghana, send voting number to 1745.
Click ‘Voting rules’ for details on how to vote on this website and through Google.
In the meantime, click Nomination show 1 to enjoy the various performances.  
List of songs:                                                            
Contestant Song
Mirabel ‘On my own’ by Whitney Houston
Dapo ‘More than words’ by Westlife
Gabriel ‘World’s greatest’ by R Kelly
Yusuph ‘I wanna know’ by Joe
Solomon ‘Pillow talk’ by Zayn Malik
Favour ‘Breathe again’ by Toni Braxton
Winner ‘Hello’ by Adele
Okiemute ‘Yoga’ by Janelle Monae
Oluchi ‘No’ by Meghan Trainor
Elizabeth ‘Daddy lessons’ by Beyonce
Eli ‘Uptown Funk’ by Mark ronson ft Bruno Mars
Steve ‘Everytime I close my eyes’ by Babyface
Kitay ‘I can’t feel my face’ by The Weeknd
Pere ‘Writings on the wall’ by Sam Smith

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