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Summary
Anu Agosa, known as Purp, has been crowned winner of Nigerian Idol Season 10, making history as the first female to win since 2014. She earned the title after a captivating finale and weeks of standout performances that earned her the highest number of votes.
Anu Agosa, professionally known as Purp, has emerged as the winner of Nigerian Idol Season 10, becoming the first female contestant to win the competition since 2014. The live finale, which aired on July 13, 2025, saw Purp in a closely contested showdown against fellow finalist Raymu.
Over the course of 12 weeks, the competition showcased vocal talent, stage presence, and musical growth. Purp’s performances and connection with audiences ultimately secured her the highest number of votes, earning her the title.
Born and raised in Lagos, Purp’s musical journey began in church, influenced by her choir-leading mother. Her foundation in theatre further shaped her distinctive sound, marked by soulful storytelling and vocal clarity.
The grand finale was attended by celebrity guests and featured performances from the season’s top contestants. Judges Omawumi, Ric Hassani, and Iyanya, alongside guest judge 9ice, commended both finalists for their development and dedication throughout the season.
As the winner, Purp receives a prize package including a brand-new SUV, a N30 million cash prize, a DStv Explora with a one-year Premium subscription, and a music deal to support her entry into the industry.
Nigerian Idol Season 10 has been a showcase of raw talent, passion, and inspiring stories. With Purp now stepping into the limelight, a new chapter begins.
