tunmmyunited:
EPL winner: Leicester

londonrivals:
Check out list of winners below as announced;

BEST ART DIRECTOR (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

The refugees – Frank Raja Arase



BEST TELEVISION SERIES

Daddy’s Girls – Ariyike Oladipo



BEST MAKEUP ARTIST (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Ayanda – Louiza Calore



BEST SHORT FILM OR ONLINE VIDEO

A Day with Death – Oluseyi Amuwa



BEST WRITER OF A MOVIE/TV SERIES

AYANDA – Trish Malone



BEST LIGHTING DESIGNER (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Common Man – Stanlee Ohikhuare



BEST CINEMATOGRAPHER (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

TELL ME SOMETHING SWEET – Paul Michaelson



BEST SOUND EDITOR (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Dry – Marquex Jose Guillermo



BEST PICTURE EDITOR

Rebecca – Shirley Frimpong-Manso



BEST COSTUME DESIGNER (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Dry – Uche Nancy



BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE MOVIE/TV SERIES – HAUSA

Dadin Kowa – Salisu Balarabe



BEST DOCUMENTARY

FAAJI AGBA – Remi Vaughan-Richards



BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

A Soldier’s Story – Sambassa Nzeribe



BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE MOVIE/TV SERIES – YORUBA

Binta Ofege – Abiodun Jimoh and Jumoke Odetola



BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

BEFORE 30 – TUNBOSUN AIYEDIHIN



BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Jenifa’s Diary – Folarin Falana



BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

JENIFA’S DIARY – FUNKE AKINDELE



TRAILBLAZER

Lala Akindoju



BEST ACTOR IN A DRAMA (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

A SOLDIER’S STORY – DANIEL K. DANIEL



SPECIAL INDUSTRY MERIT AWARD

Bukky Ajayi and Sadiq Daba



BEST MOVIE – SOUTHERN AFRICA

Lilongwe – Joyce mhango chavula



BEST MOVIE – EAST AFRICA

MAPENZI – Elizabeth Michael



BEST MOVIE - WEST AFRICA (DRAMA/COMEDY)

ROAD TO YESTERDAY – Chinny Onwugbenu, Genvieve Nnaji, Chichi Nwoko



BEST ACTRESS IN A DRAMA (MOVIE/TV SERIES)

Falling – Adesua Etomi



BEST DIRECTOR

Tell me Sweet Something – Akin Omotosho



BEST OVERALL MOVIE (AFRICA)

Dry – Stephanie Linus



BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE MOVIE/TV SERIES- IBO

Usekwu Igbo -PAUL IGWE



BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE MOVIE/TV SERIES – SWAHILI

KITENDAWALI – Josephat Lukaza

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/03/full-list-of-winners-at-amvca2016.html

slickb:
Congratulations to all d winners...
Salvador was WOW!!

[s][/s]TeamSimple:
I laugh when some set of people say they own Nollywood just because they have refused to develop movies produced in their language.
Just take a look at the names of the winners,take a pen and jotter to catch what am saying.
The whole of the country contributes into Nollywood.

NB; Empty Barrel makes the loudest Noise.[s][/s]

TeamSimple:
I laugh when some set of people say they own Nollywood just because they have refused to develop movies produced in their language.
Just take a look at the names of the winners,take a pen and jotter to catch what am saying.
The whole of the country contributes into Nollywood.

NB; Empty Barrel makes the loudest Noise.

[s][/s]OROSUNBOLB:


Don't mind those loud-mouthed people. Yoruba people laid the foundation of what they now refer to as 'Nollywood'. They pioneered the entertainment industry in Nigeria and they remain the very best. They had produced several cinemas(films) for ages before the chester-beaters even knew the meaning of Theatre.

Nollywood would have developed more than it is now but for the senseless ethnic favouritism and discrimination introduced by our 'over-sabi' people from across the Niger.[s][/s]

Omololamide:
U didnt add best actor in drama

winniz:


Attache by force YORUBAS never laid any foundation to the growth of NOLLYWOOD The foundation of Nollywood were laid by IGBOS

You losers only laid the foundation of your Yorubawood that you couldn't grow but are desperately attaching to Nollywood that Igbos single handedly Created and grew by themselves.

Hausas have Kanny wood Igbos owns Nollywood while Yorubas are just ATTACHE to Nollywood.

OROSUNBOLB:


Don't mind those loud-mouthed people. Yoruba people laid the foundation of what they now refer to as 'Nollywood'. They pioneered the entertainment industry in Nigeria and they remain the very best. They had produced several cinemas(films) for ages before the chester-beaters even knew the meaning of Theatre.

Nollywood would have developed more than it is now but for the senseless ethnic favouritism and discrimination introduced by our 'over-sabi' people from across the Niger.

odinese:
[size=25pt]sorry, I don't fvvcck with this.[/size]


[size=15pt]winner of the most viewed person on nairaland : olajumoke. [/size]

winniz:


Attache by force trying to reap where they never sowed. Yorubas contributed absolutely nothing to the growth of Nollywood.
You shameless lots who can't even grow your own Yorubawood is talking about Nollywood.

serendipityF:
[s]What if yoruba laid the foundation of nollywood?[/s] How has it added to ur net worth? Stop all this bigotry!

winniz:


Attache by force YORUBAS never laid any foundation to the growth of NOLLYWOOD The foundation of Nollywood were laid by IGBOS

You losers only laid the foundation of your Yorubawood that you couldn't grow but are desperately attaching to Nollywood that Igbos single handedly Created and grew by themselves.

Hausas have Kanny wood Igbos owns Nollywood while Yorubas are just ATTACHE to Nollywood.

[s][/s]LajaLaba:
Kikikikiki i bet this one still dey village IPOB!!!!!deluded ones[s][/s]

winniz:


Attache by force trying to reap where they never sowed. Yorubas contributed absolutely nothing to the growth of Nollywood.
You shameless lots who can't even grow your own Yorubawood is talking about Nollywood.

[s][/s]shamecurls:


You stayed too long in the village. Grow-up![s][/s]