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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzVxEVfr8Og
At first, the video got me laughing but then again it turned out to be an emotional one.

You see, most contestants try to fake a smile after being given a No from the judges on the show but 22 year old Emmanuel Udeh just couldn't hold back his emotions, he cried!

Besides the judges (especially Kate) weren't even nice...

The 22 year old man before showing off his dance skills disclosed that his stature has always been a challenge for him, stating clearly that "I am not where my age mates are because of my stature/size..." btw his pronunciation of 'church' (and some other words) was really funny though!

After presenting his crappy dance, he boldly said "I know I haven't impressed you enough but I'l do better in the next round" but he got a No from Kate Henshaw and Dan Foster so he walked out of stage in tears, he sank to the floor and began saying "God why, why, I begged you to help me...you said you'l see me through.."...and then he began questioning God, that was so emotional.
http://www.kemifilani.com/2013/12/22-year-old-man-bursts-into.html

Sorry for some self acclaimed judges. I think Kate and that ugly american should have at least propped up the guy seeing that he had esteem issues now the guy is an emotional wreck...

The worst thing that ever happened to nigeria got talent is Kate Henshaw. All she knows how to do is abuse demoralise contestants.

So emotional, dont worry man God has so much in store for u besides this. The fact that u did not get to the next round doesn't mean He is not true to His word of seeing u through. I assure u He is going to do immeasurable, abundantly far much more than what u ask or think, just hold bro!

Hmm. A show promoting real talent, posted on nairaland, the view count is less than 3,000 and the comments only 4. If it is BBNaija it will hit 7 pages of people mocking the show, claiming amnesia to when they clicked the title and read the news.

It is safe to say we talk a lot about wanting good shows but will never watch them. Africans are hypocritical in nature. The Big Brother show exploits that hypocrisy for monetary gain.