Nigerians finally pick Teni as their internet discovery of the year 2018

The year 2018 is gradually coming to an end and we cannot help but celebrate some people that made the past few months a memorable one. Some of these people impacted greatly in their various fields and they earned a worthy mention.

Then we created a poll in the month of December to determine who, in the opinion of our readers, deserves to be called the discovery of the year 2018.

Before we announce the final result, please read a brief background on some of the people nominated:

1. Peruzzi

Tobechukwu Victor Okoh, better known as Peruzzi, sure made a mark in the music industry in the year 2018. Things started to take a positive turn for him after he was signed on to Davido Music Worldwide (DMW). He has proven himself to be a very talented musician and song writer. Unknown to many, Peruzzi is responsible for writing several hit tracks of some artistes. He is reportedly Davido’s ghost writer as some people have credited him for writing Fia and Fall for the star. Peruzzi was also featured on 2Baba’s massive hit song, Amaka.

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2. Teni

The plus-sized singer is definitely a breath of fresh air for Nigerian music lovers. Her playful disposition has earned her a lot of fans. Teni has always made music but she became more popular after videos of her singing on Instagram went viral. Her song Fargin also helped to stamp her presence in the music scene. Teni is not only a singer but also a songwriter. Her songs, Askamaya, Fake Jersey, Pareke, to name a few, are a delight to many fans. According to reports, she helped Davido write his hit single Like Dat.

3. Cee-C

The 26-year-old lawyer became known after she participated in reality TV show BBNaija ‘Double Wahala’. Cee-C sure took the theme very seriously as she was no doubt a force to reckon with on the show. Due to her displays while in the house, it seemed like she gained a lot of enemies, but that might be far from the truth. She emerged as the second position and since the show ended, the curvy lady has bagged several endorsement deals and awards. Cee-C is one of the former contestants that is making sure she remains relevant even long after the show has been forgotten.

Legit.ng discovery of the year 2018 (final results)

Nominees for the discovery of the year 2018
Source: Instagram

Legit.ng readers voted and at the end of the poll, the winner was none other than talented music star, Teni. She had a total of 27 votes.

In second place was reality star, Cynthia 'Cee-C' Nwadiora, who had nine votes. Finally, Peruzzi came third with only three votes in his favour.

This is saying a huge thank you to all Legit.ng readers for their active participation. Additionally, you may see how the contest was developing by checking the detailed results of voting here.

From the Legit.ng, we wish you a happy and a prosperous New Year!

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