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Wanjiku Unlimited, who has been closely following the Idols East Africa competition, describes the last three contestants left on the show.
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Hey Elia! thanks for the link to my site. You’re right I’ve been really captivated by Idols East Africa. Actually any talent show will get me. I love them.
Waiting for Sunday to see who is the ultimate winner.
And now Idols East Africa is finally over! It was good to see Eric win. He’s a good singer and deserves it.