Breaking! Esther Wins The Voice Nigeria Season 3, Gets N10M, Other Prizes

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Esther Benyeogo has been crowned winner of The Voice Nigeria 2021, Saturday.

For her win, she grabbed the grand prize which includes N10 million cash, a car, and a record deal with Universal Music Nigeria.

This was announced at the Grand Finale, which aired live on African Magic and other platforms.

Esther battled against two other top finalists — Eazi and KPee on the night for the top prize.

The Voice Nigeria season 3 produced by Livespot and Un1ty Limited has recorded a total of 17 episodes so far with a steady constant dosage of entertainment for its audience and viewers all over the world.

The show began with the blind auditions, then the knockouts, battle rounds and finally the live shows.

Sponsored by First Bank, Baba Ijebu and Airtel Nigeria and snack sponsor Minimie, the journey began with 24 talents and 4 coaches- six talents each in a team, with each talent, constantly making waves with their performances and ensuring they put in their best to get the crown.

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