SPECIAL: Meet DeeDee, Winner of Rising Star Talent Hunt Season 2

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SPECIAL: Meet DeeDee, Winner of Rising Star Talent Hunt Season 2 

 

 Rising Star Gospel Show season two finally came to an unforgettable end as Kosu Dinipere (Dee Dee) took home the one million naira grand prize amidst thick competition from the super five. The super five which had Kosu Dinipere (Dee Dee), Abia Akan (Abiyah), Wonderful Egege (Wondy), David Desai (David) and the last girl standing, Tope Akinola (Tope).

 The five finalists thrilled the audience with different expression of their singing talent and that got the judges and audience confused on who to vote for or who will be winner of Rising Star Gospel Talent season 2.

The Judges for the night were, Mr. Dehniece, Najite and Victor Bassey and they carried out all judgments with all manner of professionalism.  Yutee, Precious Emmanuel, Michy Akpabio and Itoro were the guest artistes for the night. They all gave the audience reasons to scream and shout due to their ‘wowcious’ performances.

The moment everyone was waiting for was the announcement of the winner by the show comperes, Chimere Ekeoma and Vera Frank. As suspense and great tension filled the hall, David was announced the 2nd runner Up, Abia Akan, the 1st runner up while Dee Dee was announced winner and he took home 1 million naira. The first and second runner up got 500,000 naira each while Wondy and Tope were given 200,000 naira each for being part of the super five.

Meanwhile, the project Manager , Mr. Charles Emmanuel was full of joy for the success of the show. He thanked God for grace that has kept the project running, the project sponsors, and crew members for contributing their quota to the success of the show. Mr. Charles asked all the contestants not to relent their effort in waving the gospel flag musically.


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