Gambia/Nollywood actress fatima Jabbe arrives 1st ever NMA in stylewearing Asake couture classic
Fatima Jabbe, the Gambia/Nollywood actress arrived the Civic centre in Lagos in grand style @ the first ever Nollywood Movies award which took place on saturday the 2nd of june 2012. The awards was organised by Dipo winsala and Alfred Soroh the CEOs of Nollywood Movies sky channel 329 in uk.The event was hosted by Julius Agwu and Kate Henshaw. Best movie editing,Best Original screen play/scriptwriting and Best make up all went to mirror boy movie Written and Directed by Obi Emelonye who is also the writer/producer & Director of last flight to Abuja.Tango with me won best movie,Joseph Benjamin won best actor in a lead role for Tango with me,Mercy Johnson won best actress in a lead role. Viewers choice award female went to Genevieve Nnaji while viewers choice award male went to Ramsey Noah.Best director went to Mahmood Ali Balogun.
Nollywoods screen Diva Omotola Jalade Ekheinde aka Omo sexy was also present at the award.
Full list of Winners are:
Best Movie – Tango With me Best Actor in a Lead Role -Joseph Benjamin (Tango with me) Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Gabriel Afolayan (Ghetto Dreamz), Best Actress in a Lead Role – Mercy Johnson (Weeping soul), Best Cinematography – Tango With me Best Movie Editing – Mirror boy, Best Movie Soundtrack – Ghetto Dreamz, Best Sound Editing – Tango With me, Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Nse Ikpe Etim(Kiss and Tell), Best Actor in an Indigenous Movie (non-English speaking language) – Yinka Quadri (Aye Dudu), Best Actress in an Indigenous Movie (non-English speaking language) – Funke Akindele (The return of jeinfa), Best Indigenous Language Movie (non-English speaking language) – Aye Dudu, Best Director- Mahmood Ali Balogun(Tango With me)
Best Original Screenplay/Scriptwriting – Obi Emelonye (Mirror boy)
Best Make-up – Mirror boy (Gabriel okorie), Rising Star Award – Sylvia oluchi (Bent Arrows) & Gabriel Afolayan (Ghetto Dreamz), Viewers Choice Award Male – Ramsey Nouah ,Viewer's Choice Award Female – Genevieve Nnaji, Lifetime Achievement Award – Chief Kenneth Nwenube
