Nkiru Sylvanus Flags off Talent Hunt Show

Nkiru Sylvanus, Nollywood star actress and Face of Hope Ambassador is about to kick start her talent hunt show as a way of giving back to the society.
The talent hunt show, “I’ve Got Talent” was unveiled last year but could not kick-off until now.
The Abia State-born entertainer who currently serves as a Senior Special Assistant to the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha said the show which will commence in a forth night, would not be aired after three weeks of its kicking off.
She intends using the show to empower the youths and to discover more budding stars in the nation’s creative industries.
Speaking on the rationale behind the project, she said “I’ve Got Talent” is a TV reality talent hunt show that is searching for special skills from all walks of life in Nigeria.”
“It seeks to positively affect lives of the less privileged youths in the Nigerian society through nurturing them. In addition to talent, the project seeks personality, intelligence and technical ability.”
She added that the show, which will begin airing on both national and cable TV stations starting from this month, equally aims at discovering talented Nigerians and Africans who due to hardship and lack of opportunity do not have the medium of showcasing their talents.
The show will also empower and nurture them by creating a platform for their growth,” Nkiru said as a star, she does not want to limit herself to acting and singing alone. “I also want to help in the area of discovering talents. For me it is a passion, and I hope that the talent hunt show will help to eliminate crime in our society.”
According to the actress, “32 contestants will be put in a house to compete   for 60 days non-stop. They show  is expected to feature  special talents in  varied fields such as acting, singing, performance, dancing, instrumentalist abilities, disc jockeying, fine arts, fashion and many other creative endeavours.”
The actress, who took the movie industry by storm with her stellar performance in ‘A Cry for Help’ a movie directed by Andy Amenechi, said she’s delighted with the project and thinks it will give ‘hope and support to hundreds of Nigerians with talents.’
The overall winner of the show will go home with the huge sum of N7million, in addition to other benefits.
On what distinguishes the show from other reality shows, Nkiru said “this show emphasizes on the things that can benefit the average Nigerians.” She is looking forward to making the show a yearly affair.
Onyenso Iyke, the management consultant to the project said, the show aims at encouraging, monitoring, and contributing to the success of selected Nigerian youths during and after the show.”