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Music: Here is the Latest Video Trending Right Now: "I am Naughty" by Nigerian Idol 04 Winner: EVELLE!



The winner of the fourth season of Nigerian Idol, Ms. Evelyn Zibili popularly known as EVELLE, drops her debut video “I’m Naughty” today, 19th April 2015  on sound city and hip tv.

The Edo indigene, who was once a waiter, came to lime light last year after she won the Nigerian idol competition.

The 24 year old singing sensation, who has been tagged the queen of riffs and runs, has stormed Lagos, all wrapped up in one massive ball of professional artistry.

It might interest you to know that this humble lady with commanding power house voice, has received massive positive ratings all around Nigeria

She has to her credit another powerful song “Kilimanjaro”, which I call an afro soul, well make that a serene afro soul. It is also a must listen .

The video also premieres tonight on the fifth season of Nigerian idol. So I suggest you stay by your t.v tonight because I am sure she is about to go naughty, probably 9000fts above the ground in consuming ecstasy……lol.

 

 
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