Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk, popularly known as Iyanya, and the victorious winner of Project Fame West Africa Season 1, has shed light on the common challenges faced by reality TV show winners in sustaining their success after the competition.

In a recent interview with Hip TV, the 'Kukere' crooner shared his insights, stating that most reality TV show winners do not enter the competition with the specific intention of becoming famous.

Instead, fate often bestows fame upon them when their exceptional talent and voice shine through during the show, leading to victory.

According to Iyanya, those who thrive beyond the initial victory are individuals who had already envisioned themselves reaching greater heights. They were the ones who had fervently prayed and wished for a platform like the reality show and were determined not to let go of the opportunity when it presented itself.

Their unwavering dedication and commitment to their dreams are what set them apart from others who might have won the competition but lacked the vision or ambition to sustain their newfound fame.

Iyanya's insights offer a unique perspective into the dynamics of reality TV show winners' journeys, where passion, foresight, and determination play pivotal roles in shaping their destinies in the music industry.