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TOPE OSHIN SHINES AT BON Awards 2018……. +Full List Of Winners!

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The 10th edition of the Best of Nollywood Awards (BON) held Saturday 8th December 2018 at the Kakanfo Conference Centre in Ibadan, Oyo State. The event was hosted by comedian Helen Paul and had Governor Abiola Ajimobi as the chief host. Nollywood stars thronged the well-organized event; from Segun Arinze, Nobert Young, Yemi Solade, Fathia Balogun, Femi Branch, Dayo Amusa to Liz DaSilva and Judith Audu.

This years edition was a huge success, as even those who have attended the previous editions confirmed that the 10th edition was a huge success. The organization was perfect, and the environment was serene enough for an award of that class.

Many celebrities from the Nollywood industry were in attendance, and we also have some artiste like 9ice, whose performance raised the roof of the well-decorated event venue.

Several awards were dolled out as many of the award recipients wore a smiling face all through the event, one of the recipients told Society Reporters that the award is fast becoming the only recognized Nollywood awards that took their time to research and honor those who truly deserve it.

Also in attendance was popular Nollywood actress, Ayo Mogaji, Tope oshin, Yomi Fash Lanso, Muyiwa Ademola (Mr. Authentic), Femi Adebayo among several others.

On the award night, one person that was well honored for receiving best movie of the year and also got over ten nominations was Tope Oshin’s queer, young-adult film ” We Don’t Live Here Anymore”. This is a career-defining moment for Oshin as a director and an achievement for Nigeria’s embryonic queer cinema. The movie also won Best Special Effect, Best Screenplay, Best Editing, and Best Director.

Below is the complete list of winners……..

Best Actor in a Leading Role (English)

Ramsey Nouah – Body Language – WINNER
Kelechi Udegbe – Bedroom Point
Gold Ikponmwosa – Oga Bolaji
Nosa Obaseki – Queen of Queens
Femi Branch – What Men Want
Mike Godson- Mark of Royalty
Best Actor in a Supporting Role (English)

Adeniyi Johnson – Outcast
Femi Branch – Obsession – WINNER
Shawn Faqua – Personal Assistant
Greg Ojefua – Oga Bolaji
William Omo Godwyn- Ebosimi
Best Actor in a Leading Role (Yoruba)

Femi Adebayo – Etiko Onigedu – WINNER
Lateef Adedimeji – Hey
Yemi Solade – Irolabi
Ninalowo Bolanle – Judasi
Ibrahim Chatta- A Year to Live
Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Yoruba)

Jamiu Azeez – Hey – WINNER
Adeniyi Johnson – Tife Bankole
Olutayo Amokade – Etiko Onigedu
Ibrahim Chatta – Judasi
Taiwo Ibikunle – A Year to Live
Best Actor in a Leading Role (Hausa)

Umar M Shareef – Mansor
Umar M Shareef – Mariya – WINNER
Best Actor in a Leading Role (Igbo)

Tim Ebuka – Obinwanne
Swanky JKA – Ofuobi – WINNER
Swanky – A Lonely Lane
Best Actress in Leading Role (English)

Mary Lazarus – What Men Want
Tana Adelana – Body Language – WINNER
Funmilola Aofiyebi Raimi – We Don’t Live Here Anymore
Nancy Osime – Disguise
Omowumi Dada- Oga Bolaji
Matilda Obaseki – Queen of Queens
Best Actress in Supporting Role (English)

Victoria Egbuchere – Blame
Ifu Ennada – Obsession
Uche Nwaefuna – What Men Want – WINNER
Bimbo Adesemoye – Personal Assistant
Chacha Eke Faani – Mark of Royalty
Moyo Lawal – Bedroom Point
Best Actress in Leading Role (Yoruba)

Ronke Ojo – Osun Sengede
Bukunmi Oluwasina – Hey – WINNER
Feyisara Hassan – Tife Bankole
Dayo Amusa – Tabili ba yi
Seyi Edun – Irukana
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Yoruba)

Liz Da Silva – Eniolami – WINNER
Mercy Aigbe – Judasi
Bukola Adeeyo – Irukana
Adebimpe Oyebade – Dear Sister
Seyi Asekun – Osun Sengede
Best Actress in a Leading Role (Hausa)

Maryam Yahaya – Mansoor – WINNER
Maryam Yahaya – Mariya
Best Actress in a Leading Role (Igbo)

Phil Daniels – Obinwanne
Chioma Idigo – Ofuobi – WINNER
Kindness Fidelis – A Lonely Lane
Best Child Actor in a Movie

Prince Adams – Ofuobi
Daniel Adesina – Ofefe
Best Child Actress in a movie

Jasmine Fakunle – Oga Bolaji -WINNER
Ifedi Sharon – Sister Jessica
Zino Amata – Manny
Moses Olaiya Movie with the Best Comedy

10 Days in Sun City
Irolabi
A Million Baby – WINNER
Bedroom Point
Movie with the Best Social Message

We Don’t Live Here Anymore
Surrogate – WINNER
A Year to Live
Pain Within
Somina
Best Short Film of the Year

Blank
Mirabel – WINNER
Pain
Omotoke
Documentary of the Year

Green Passport – WINNER
Movie with the Best Special Effect

Osun Sengede
Etiko Onigedu
Tife Bankole
Ebosimi – WINNER
Movie with the Best Screenplay

Queen of Queens
We Don’t Live Here Anymore
Oga Bolaji
Ebosimi – WINNER
Body language
Best use of Nigerian food in a Movie

A Year to Live
Outcast – WINNER
Etiko Onigedu
Obsession
Simbi Alamala
Best Use of Costume in a Movie

Personal Assistant
Ebosimi – WINNER
Osun Sengede
Blame
Best Use of Make-up in a Movie

Disguise – WINNER
Personal Assistant
Etiko Onigedu
Osun Sengede
Ebosimi
Movie with the Best Production Design

Osun Sengede
Etiko Onigedu – WINNER
Oga Bolaji
We Don’t Live here Anymore
Ebomisi
Best Kiss in a Movie

Bimbo Ademoye/Shawn Faqua – Personal Assistant
Yemi Blaq/Ifu Ennada – Obsession
Mawuli Gavor/Odera Olivia Orji – Obsession – WINNER
Eddy Watson/Victoria Egbuchere – Blame
Movie with the Best Sound Track

Omojowolo
Osun Sengede
Mark of Royalty
Oga Bolaji
Queen of Queens – WINNER

Movie with the Best Editing

Oga Bolaji
We Don’t Live Here Anymore – WINNER
Surrogate
Queen of Queens
Most Promising Actor

Francis Sule – We Don’t Live Here Anymore – WINNER
Temidayo Akinboro – We Don’t Live Here Anymore
Moses Akerele – Mirabel
Most Promising Actress

Elma Mbadiwe – We Don’t Live Here Anymore
Ifu Ennada – Obsession
Victoria Egbuchere – Blame – WINNER
Oreoluwa Adedoyin – Ofefe
Movie with the Best Cinematography

Queen of Queens
Oga Bolaji
Osun Sengede
We Don’t Live Here Anymore
10 Days in Sun City – WINNER
Director of the Year

Kabat Esosa Egbon – Queen of Queens and Ebomisi
Sobe Charles Umeh/Akin-Tijani Balogun – Surrogate
Tope Oshin- We Don’t Live Here Anymore – WINNER
Moses Inwang – Body Language
Kayode Kasum – Oga Bolaji
Movie of the Year

Queen of Queens
We Don’t Live Here Anymore – WINNER
Surrogate
Ebosimi
Body Language
Revelation of the Year (Female)

Adebimpe Oyebade
Zainab Bakare
Jumoke Adelaja – WINNER
Charity Asuquo
Odera Olivia Orji
Lucy Ame
Revelation of the Year (Male)

David Akande – WINNER
Debo Maron
Tomiwa Tegbe
Emeka Nwagbaracha
Mike Afolarin

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BREAKING: Nollywood Actor, Junior Pope is dead….

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Actor Junior Pope Odonwodo has died.

According to reports, four actors including Junior Pope fell into Anam River in Anambra State, on their way to a movie location and their bodies have been recovered.

The actor had earlier shared a video of himself and others on a boat, on their way to the movie location.

Captioning the video, he wrote: “See me lamenting….The risk we take to entertain you; crossing river 9ja yesterday with no life jacket…. Na wahooooo Who does that ??”

Some of his colleagues reacted in the comment section of the video shortly after his death was announced.

“Jesus! Oh Lord! Oh Lord,” Tana Adelana wrote.

“I’m so sad. can’t believe this. Big Sam where are you? am shaking,” Yvonne Jegede wrote.

The 39-year-old was married to Jennifer Awele.

They have three children together.

 

I don’t say much here anymore for a lot of reasons but I’ll say this, this was all preventable deaths if the minimum standards of safety was followed. If we in this business take ourselves a bit more seriously and practice this profession with all the seriousness it deserves. Nobody should go into a boat without a life jacket. Period. No producer should send people into one nor should anybody cast/crew enter anyone. How many deaths are enough?…… Richerd Mofe Damijo….

 

What a tragedy ! What a shame ! How could these young men take this kind of risk. No life jackets and you can’t swim. Ahhh. This is so,so sad.

May God receive their souls. Amen🙏….. Zik Zulu Okafor

 

 

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Comedian AY, wife separate after 20 years

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Popular Nigerian comedian, Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, and his wife, Mabel, have separated after 20 years of “friendship/marriage”.

The comedian confirmed the development in a post on his Instagram page on Sunday.

He said he had reached a stage where he could no longer entertain the public with “deep personal family issues.”

He wrote, “Many people believe that staying silent simply means that one is incapable of dealing with issues. Projecting a negative narrative against someone who is not struggling to defend himself doesn’t mean he is weak. Some of us are just logical enough to understand the difference between opinions, values, beliefs, and facts.

“The personality and ability that I possess simply confirm that I have reached that stage in my life where I can not be entertaining the public with deep personal family issues. They just might be too much to handle concerning the individuals involved. Not even when I have a grown-up daughter who has access to social media. Her mental health needs to be protected from seeing things she can not be proud of online.

“Yes! Without compromising my family, I have found myself doing some things that I am not proud of today. It is one thing to watch my friendship/marriage of 20 years slip off my hands, but it’s another thing for the parties involved to understand how to appropriate the blame in a space that is designed for most women to always play the victims and win. I can tell you for free that no one is completely innocent enough to cast stones.

“Presently, I am loving the way that lies about me in all these blogs are travelling faster than the truth. But my painful truth will eventually beat away all the lies.”

Also, in a post on her Instagram page on Sunday, Mabel said she had stopped reacting to disrespect.

She wrote, “Distance is my new response to disrespect. I don’t react, I don’t argue. I don’t dive into the drama. I just remove myself.”

Ayo and Mabel got married in November 2008, and they are blessed with two children.

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REALTIMERS HOST A RECEPTION TO HONOUR DR SHAIBU, NEW NFVCB BOSS

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It was an evening of happiness, conviviality, and camaraderie, on Saturday, March 30, 2024, as members of the Realtime Moviearts group hosted a reception in honour of the new Executive Director of the National Film and Video Censors Board, Dr Shaibu Husseini.
Members of the Realtime Moviearts group, made up of publishers, editors, and ceo’s of media outfits, gathered inside the arena of the COSON house in Ikeja to rejoice with and celebrate Dr Shaibu.
The reception, designed as an informal evening of fun and yabis for members, in the usual Realtime manner, had veteran entertainment broadcast journalist, Segun Adebowale, as the compere, and COSON chairman, Chief Tony Okoroji and GM, Bernice Eriemeghe, as special guests of honour.
The close-knit event kicked off with prayers by Business Day topshot, Nonye Ben-Nwankwo, after which members of the group were introduced.
A number of Realtimers used the opportunity to talk about the Shaibu they knew. From Nonye Iwuagwu Ben-Nwankwo, to Dorah Osas, Bidemi Dairo, Alozie Uzokwu, Yemi Oladeinde, Nkarenyi Ukonu, and Juliet Bumah, it was one word of praise, endearment, and appreciation after the other for the man fondly called CJ by Realtimers.
The eulogies weren’t complete until COSON chairman, Chief Tony Okoroji, spoke about the Shaibu he knew and The Nation’s Assistant Entertainment Editor, Gbenga Bada aka BARON gave the toast at the event.
With food, chops, and drinks in the house, all the 27 members of the group urged Chief Okoroji to present a plaque to Dr Shaibu, who attended the reception alongside his adorable wife, Ruth.


The new ED, a versatile dancer himself, led his friends to the dance floor after a heartwarming and promised filled thank you speech that took over 10 minutes.
Before Segun Adebowale officially declared the reception over, members of Realtime, who are now based in diaspora were connected and they equally had one good thing or the other to say about the actor, dancer, culture administrator, journalist and film critic as well as communication teacher, who would henceforth supertend the NFVCB.
Realtime, conceived as a whatsapp group with eminent entertainment journalism practitioners, as members, was founded over 10 years ago by Justin Akpovi-Etsade with Dr Shaibu Husseini as the coordinator.

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