WINNERS PARADE AT THE FUTURE AWARDS 2019-Burna Boy, Israel Adesanya, Timini Egbuson, Simi ‘Drey’ Adejumo, Tolani Alli, others carts home well deserved awards.

Damini ‘Burna Boy’ Ogulu, Israel Adesanya, Timini Egbuson, Simi ‘Drey’ Adejumo, Tolani Alli, and Adetola Onayemi emerged winners in their categories at the 14th edition of The Future Awards Africa held on Sunday, 24 November, 2019 at the Balmoral Hall, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos.

The event was attended by dignitaries such as the former governor of Ogun State, Aremo Segun Osoba; Deputy Chief of Staff to the Vice President, Ade Ipaye; Google Country Manager, Juliet Ehimuan; Chief of Staff to the Kaduna State Governor, Muhammadu Sani Abdullahi; actress and producer, Lala Akindoju; comedian, Chioma ‘Chigul’ Omeruah, among others.

Themed Nigeria’s New Tribe, The Future Awards Africa celebrates young, inspiring nominees who are breaking boundaries across several industries, and changing the narrative through their talent, innovation, entrepreneurship, and community advocacy.

The Future Awards Africa 2019 is brought to you by The Future Project and RED | For Africa, with support from Mitsubishi, 7Up, CMA Group, Vanguard Allure, Cool FM, Emmanuel Oyeleke Photography, Nigerian Info, Wazobia FM, BellaNaija, Pulse, African Movie Channels, Folio by CNN, FilmHouse, Olorisupergal, Channels Television, Legit, TheCable, Ono Bello, Style Vitae, and Pop Central.

Here is the full list of winners:
THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR ACTING
Timini Egbuson (32)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR AGRICULTURE
Uka Eje (29)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR ADVOCACY
Hamzat Lawal (32)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR ARTS (VISUAL & APPLIED)
Ken Nwadiogbu (25)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR COMMUNITY ACTION
Isaac Success (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR FILM-MAKING
Dare Olaitan (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR LITERATURE
Otosirieze Obi-Young (25)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR MEDIA
Samuel Ajiboye (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR MUSIC:
Damini Ebunoluwa ‘Burna Boy’ Ogulu (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:
Bukky Akomolafe (31)
THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR OAP (VISUAL & AUDIO)
Simi ‘Drey’Adejumo (21)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
Adetola Onayemi (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR SPORTS
Israel Adesanya (30)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR EDUCATION
Olaseni Cole (32)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR TECHNOLOGY
Zang Luka Bot (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR FASHION
Tuboboreni Sandrah (28)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR BUSINESS
Olawale Ayilara (31)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR JOURNALISM
Shola Lawal (25)
THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Tolani Alli (27)

THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA PRIZE FOR YOUNG PERSON OF THE YEAR
Damini ‘Burna Boy’ Ogulu (28)


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ALL THE WINNERS AND CATEGORIES AT THE AMVCA 2018

Omotola Jalade Ekeinde-Best Actress

Falz the Bad Guy-Best Supporting Actor 

Lydia Forson-Best supporting actress

Odunlade Kolade Best Actor in a Comedy & Femi Adebayo-Best Indigenous Language-Yoruba

Michael Ama Psalmist Akinrogunde-Best Short Film/Online Movie

Lillian Afegbai Best Indigenous Language - Igbo

Bisola Aiyeola-TrailBlazer Award Winner

The 6th edition of the annual ritual that celebrates, the very best in the movie and TV industry in Africa held yesterday, September 1, 2018 to rousing applause and incredible accolades. The venue as usual was the Eko Hotel and Suites and the stars and others rained down on the venue.

The awards itself was in 29 categories in all, and some of the biggest winners of the night were Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, who won her 1st ever AMVCA trophy for Alter Ego, Falz the Bad Guy as Best Supporting actor and Jade Osiberu won 2 awards on the night. Former BBN Housemate Bisola Aiyeola won the trail blazer award, which came with a brand new car. And she was hilarious as she received the awardl. Ghana's own Lydia Forson and Adjetey Anang won big too. Find below the comprehensive list of categories and winners.

Best Sound Editor
Tatu – Kolade Morakinyo (Winner)
Idahaso Trails – Stanlee Ohikhuare
Alter Ego – Zezom Gnawni
Ojukokoro – Dayo Thompson
Hakkunde – James Coon Falcon

Best Picture Editor
18 Hours – Mark Maina (Winner)
Idemuza – Aloaye Omoake
Alter Ego – Moses Inwang/Tunde Bakare
Hakkunde – Asurf Oluseyi
Hidden – Jibril Mailafia

Best Lighting Designer Movie/TV Series
Tatu – Akpe Ododoru, Tunde Akinniyi (Winner)
Kada River – Godwin Gata
Hidden – Agbo Kelly
Lotanna – McBaror
Children of Mud – Sunday Olalekan

Best Cinematographer
Okafor’s Law- Yinka Edward (Winner)
Tatu – Akpe Ododoru
Idemuza – Dickson Godwin
T-Junction – Lester Millado
Alter Ego – Bishop Blunt/ Adeoye Adeniyi
The Torture – Rwamusigazi Kyakunzire

Best Costume Designer
The Bridge- Ngozi Obasi, James Bessinone (Winner)
Hakkunde – Joan Gbefwi
Potato Potahto – Christie Brown, Yolanda Okereke, Duaba Serwa, Charlotte Prive, Sparkles Jewelry Ghana, Kel Vincent
Isoken – Jade Osiberu
Tatu – Yolanda Okereke

Best Short Film/Online Video
Penance – Micheal Ama Psalmist’ Akinrogunde (Winner)
The Housewife – Jay Franklin Jituboh
Tolu – Nadine Ibrahim
Lodgers – Ken Ogunlola
Tanwa, The Child We Wanted – Adenike Adebayo

Best Documentary
The Flesh Business – Dennis Wanjohi (Winner)
Nightfall in Lagos – James Amuta
God’s Wives – Bolanle Olukanni
Omidan, Styles Defunct by Ayaworanho3d – Aderemi Davies
Calabar Carnival: What the People Think – Oghenefego Ofili

Best Makeup Artist
Tatu – Thelma Ozy Smith, Hakeem Effect Onilogbo (Winner)
Sandra Oyiana- Ojukokoro (Greed)
Lotanna – Nnena Emekalam
Disguise – Hakeem Effect
What Lies Within – Cynthia Ububa

Best Art Director
Lotanna – Tunji Afolayan (Winner)
Isoken – Jade Osiberu
Tatu – Don Omope, Yolanda Okereke, Segun Arinze, Tolu Awobiyi
Children of Mud – Imoh Umoren
Idahaso Trails – Stanlee Ohikhuare
Hidden – Jibril Mailafia

Best Soundtrack Movies/TV Series
Tatu – Evelle (Winner)
M0 – Tom Koroluk
Banana Island Ghost – Enyi Omeruah and Funbi Ogunbanwo
Bella – Andrew Ahuura
Idahosa Trails – Oriri Osayamore
18 Hours – Jacktone Okore

Best Indigenous Language – Swahili
Supa Modo – Sarika Hemi Lakhani and Siobhan ‘Ginger’ Wilson (Winner)
T-Junction – Amil Issa Shivji
Petu Na Guru – Sylone Malalo
Mkaza Mwana – Tellyrence Wayongo
Keru – Victor Gatonye

Best Indigenous Language – Hausa
Mansoor – Ali Nuhu (Winner)
Arewa24 – Dadin Kowa Sabon Salo
Uwar Bari – Hamisu Lamido Iyantama
Umar Sanda – Kamal S. Alkali
Rashinsani – Tiana Johnson

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