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- ↑ Nigeria's Got Talent Debuts
- ↑ Host of NGT
- ↑ Kate Henshaw, Dan Foster and Koko named judges for Nigeria Got Talent show
- ↑ Robots for Christ wins Nigeria’s Got Talent Season 2
- ↑ More tear-inducing acts as Nigeria’s Got Talent hits other cities [usurped]
- ↑ Video Audition
- ↑ Finalists
- ↑ Kate Henshaw, Dan Foster walk out of Nigeria’s Got Talent
- ↑ Nigeria’s Got Talent: Kate Henshaw, Dan Foster walk out on contestant, viewers
- ↑ Awful Performance Irritates NGT Judges