2012 Best of Nollywood Awards

4th Best of Nollywood Awards
Date11 November 2012
SiteTBS Auditorium, Lagos, Nigeria
Hosted byNonso Diobi and Sylvia Nduka
Organized byBest of Nollywood Magazine
Highlights
Most awardsAyekooto (5)

The 4th Best of Nollywood Awards was held at Tafawa Balewa Square Auditorium in Lagos, Nigeria. A total of 32 awards were given out to practitioners of the Nigerian film industry. The ceremony was co-hosted by Nollywood actor Nonso Diobi and former Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria, Sylvia Nduka.[1][2]

Best Lead Actress in an English Movie Best Lead Actor in an Yoruba Movie
Best Lead Actress in a Yoruba film Best Lead Actor in a Hausa film
Best supporting Actress in a Yoruba film Best supporting Actor in an English film
Best Lead Actor in an English film Best actress in a supporting role in an English film
Best actress in a supporting role in an Hausa film Most Promising Act (male)
  • Rahama Hassan (Madubin Dubawa)
  • Ladidi Fagge (Adamsy)
  • Zainab Abdullahi (Ahlal Kilab)
Most Promising Act (female) Child Actor of the Year
  • Wale Akinwunmi (Amope Alasela)
  • Mac Donald Okorowu (Wanderer)
Child actress of the year Director of the Year
Movie of the Year Comedy Movie of the Year
  • Okon Lagos 2
  • Ijewuru
  • Amope Alasela
Best Movie with a Social Message Screenplay of the Year
Cinematography of the Year Movie with Best Sound
Best Edited Movie Best Production Set
Best Actor Hausa Best Supporting Actor hausa
  • Saddik Sani Sadik (Adamsy)
  • Al 'Amin Buhari (Ahlul Kitab)
Best Actress Hausa Best Supporting Actress hausa
  • Ladidi Fagge (Adamsy)
  • Rahama Hassan (Madubi Dubawa)
  • Zainab Abdullahi (Ahlul Kitab)
Best Actor in a supporting role yoruba Onga Best use of Nigerian food in a film
  • Ibrahim Chitta (Aiyekooto)
  • Kayode Akinbayo (Igban)
  • Rykaydo Agbor (Ojukoju)
  • Gabriel Afolayan (Tangiri)
  • Udeme
  • Ijewuru
  • In the Cupboard
  • Aiyekooto
  • Eyinju
Best Short film Best use of Costume
Best Kiss in a Nigerian Movie Best Print Media Journalist
Special Recognition

References

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  1. ^ "BON WINNERS". Archived from the original on 2014-10-15. Retrieved 23 March 2014.
  2. ^ "Best of Nollywood Awards". Archived from the original on 23 March 2014. Retrieved 23 March 2014.