Why Nwogwugwu and Ozurumba families were evicted from MDA Academy 2012

Two families, Nwogwugwu and Ozurumba were the first two to be evicted from the on-going Maltina Dance All Academy.

After performing the Wazobia and Salsa dance, the families were unable to satisfy the judges with their performance which led to their exit.

Anchored by Kemi Adetiba, the first eviction show had three families lock horns to remain in the Academy. The Okasia, Nwogwugwu and Ozurumba families had been placed on possible eviction list after their Wazobia performance show. The judges considered their performance ‘unsatisfactory’ as  they were given the marching order. Meanwhile, the Okasia family was the only family put up for possible eviction after the Salsa performance.

The Ozurumba family who came on stage to open the show with the Wazobia dance performed very well to the delight of the audience. They were followed by the Nwogwugwu and Okasia families who equally impressed the judges with their performances.

Muyiwa Osinaike, one of the judges, said most of the families who have participated at the  eviction show down from the past till present always come back to the stage with so much vibrancy and determination, he thus commended them for their Wazobia performance.

The second dance category performed by the contestants was the Salsa dance, where the stage was opened by the Nwogwugwu family followed by the Okasia and  Ozurumba families respectively.

When it was time for the judges to announce the families that would be evicted the hall was filled with tension as the judges found it quite challenging in determining the fate of the two families that would leave the academy.

Commenting on their performance, one of the judges Janell Bugress, a professional dancer said the salsa performance by the three families were not encouraging, stressing further that their “performance lacked   flexibility.”