The Voice Nigeria, the world’s No. 1 international talent programme, has added a new element to the show this season.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
In a surprising twist, the talent show’s organisers have launched The Voice Train – a physical activity that includes live auditions of shortlisted talents and funfair activities for their friends, family, and fans, just days after closing online registrations. The Voice Train is scheduled to arrive in three cities across Nigeria on March 22, 2022.
The newly added direction of events on the show is the first of its sort in the program’s history, and it will span through three cities (Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Lagos), with the first stop in Abuja.
The physical audition allows you to meet the candidates and narrow them down for the signature blind audition.
Without a doubt, the new turn of events on the show is one of many ways in which the international talent show will deliver on its promise of quality and better entertainment this season, as The Voice Train is focused on increasing excitement and driving interactions with their audience and fans, both physically and virtually.
The addition of new and entertaining activities to The Voice Nigeria season 4 continues to outperform prior seasons. Since stated by the show’s organisers and producers, there is a lot to look forward to this season, as there is still a lot of exciting and fascinating news to be released.
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