De9jaspirit Talent Hunt (DTH) has announced the launch of its fourth season, featuring a diverse range of contestants from across Africa. The show, now a prominent platform for showcasing African talent, will present 22 participants competing in singing, dancing, comedy, and spoken‑word categories.
The contestants were selected during a campus tour held from July 9 to July 18, 2025, at several Nigerian universities. The tour allowed aspiring performers to showcase their abilities without paying registration fees, making the competition more inclusive.
Season 4 offers a cash prize of ₦30 million for the winner, ₦7 million for the first runner‑up, and ₦3 million for the second runner‑up. The judging panel includes notable figures such as Liquorose, Vector, Ini Edo, and IK Ogbonna. VJ Adams will host the show, which will air on Soundcity TV and Africa Magic Family. Live shows will also be streamed on the DTH App, where subscribers can vote, stream, and participate in game activities to win rewards.
The competition is scheduled to run for ten weeks, from September 7 to November 9, 2025. During this period, contestants will receive coaching, face challenges, and undergo transformation as they vie for glory. The program promises entertainment, inspiration, and awe through performances that highlight the diversity of African talent.
DTH has a strong track record of discovering and promoting talent. Season 1 winner Miss Constance Olatunde received ₦10 million and has since made a name for herself in the Afrobeats and contemporary R&B scene. Season 2 winner Esther Ugochi Kalu released her own gospel track after winning, while Season 3 winner Exoduz Dance Crew walked away with ₦10 million, a brand‑new car, and an all‑expenses‑paid trip to Kenya and the Maldives.
With its rich history and commitment to showcasing African talent, DTH Season 4 is poised to be an exciting and entertaining competition, offering a platform for contestants to display their skills and for viewers to discover new talent from across the continent.
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