A few days after releasing the digital
version of his debut album, “The
Enterkraner” on Spinlet, AfroPop
sensation, Dammy Krane , shot the
video for one of the breakout singles
from the album, “In Case Of
Incasity” featuring HKN Boss, Davido.
The music video was shot at Club
Caliente in Victoria Island, Lagos
by Clarence Peters and supported
by Moet and Chandon & Digifon. The
Video is expected to drop in a couple of
weeks.
DOWNLOAD Incase Of iNcasity ft.
Davido
See the list of winners below…
BEST MAKE-UP ARTIST Elayne Okaya – Nairobi Half Life (WINNER) Olabimpe Cole – Lekki Wives Alex Gakumo – Sumu La Penzi Episode 1 Season 1 Michael Wawuyo – The Felistas Fable Rehema Samo – Siri Ya Mtungi Israel Moses – A Wish Rosemary Obika – Redemption
BEST COSTUME DESIGNER Adeola Ramonu – Adebola Omo Oba Doreen Estazia Noni – Siri Ya Mtungi Catherine Kibugi – Sumu La Penzi Episode 5 Ruth Ndulu Maingi – Lies That Bind Episode 2 Season 2 Chiemela Nwagboso – The Kingdom (WINNER)
BEST LIGHTING DESIGNER Don Izuchukwu Anozie – Brother's Keeper Godwin Daniel – Living Funeral Ifeoluwa Balogun – The Benjamins Mohamed Zain – Nairobi Half Life (WINNER) Eric Aghimien – A Mile from Home
BEST VIDEO EDITOR Ben Nugent & Obi Emelonye – Last Flight to Abuja Austin Faani Ikechukwu – Battle For Wealth Shirley Frimpong-Manso – Contract (WINNER) Chucks Madu Success – Oga On Top Jack Esterhuizen – Love Games Episode 25
BEST SOUND EDITOR Sola Awoponle – Ilari Obi Emelonye – Last Flight to Abuja (WINNER) Jordan Riber – Siri Ya Mtungi Carl Raccah – Journey to Self Maurice Kings – Murder at Prime Suites Paul Apel – Blue Flames
BEST ART DIRECTOR Barbara Minishi – Nairobi Half Life (WINNER) Ken Attoh & Shirley Frimpong-Manso – Contract Shirley Frimpong-Manso – Adams Apples Miniseries Part 1 & 2 Kyle Quint – Siri Ya Mtungi Frank Rajah Arase – The Price
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHER James Michael Costello – Last Flight to Abuja Christian Almesberger – Nairobi Half Life (WINNER) Idhebor Kagho – Living Funeral Imoh Umoren – Have A Nice Day Themba Masondo – Taxi Ride
BEST WRITER (COMEDY) Jigi Bello – Flower Girl (WINNER) Jahmal Holland – Still Standing Ohis Udofia – Kuti's Career Palace Patrick Onyeka – The Place Seun Arowojolu – Squatterz
BEST WRITER (DRAMA) Shirley Frimpong-Manso & Hertey Owusu –Contract (WINNER) Patrick Yaadar & Andy Boyo – Off The Hook Akpor Kagho – Living Funeral Fatima Jabbe – Battered Pascal Amanfo – Single and Married
BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE (HAUSA) Yasin Auwal/Umar K/Mazugal – Wana Gari 1 & 2 Hafizu Bello – Bakin Kishi Abba Muko Yakassai – Habib (WINNER) Nasir Sa'ad Gwangwazo – Ruwan Jakara Mikail I. Bin Hassan – Kurman Gari
BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE (YORUBA) Afeez Eniola – Arinnakore Mercy Aigbe – Komfo (WINNER) Abdulrasaq Abdullahi – Edidi Olatunji Akeem Balogun – Aye Kooto Olatunji Akeem Balogun – Mufu Olosa Oloko
BEST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE (SWAHILI) Edwin Maina Kariuki – Nairobi Half Life Jordan Riber – Siri Ya Mtungi Ann Hamberger – Nina Njoki Muhoho – Mama Duka (WINNER) Musa Venerable Mziba – Vagabond
BEST DOCUMENTARY Dr Gilbert Chigbo – The Deadwood (WINNER) Sonia Maingi – Tumanka Goes To School Peter Murimi – Matatu: My Life, My Art Peter Murimi – Guardians of the Wild David Campbell – Shamba Shape Up
BEST SHORT FILM Vincent Moloi – Berea Amarachukwu Onoh – Mother Tongue Amil Shivji – Shoeshine Walter 'Waltbanger' Taylaur – The Wages (WINNER) Enuma Chigbo – The Deadwood
BEST TELEVISION SERIES COMEDY / DRAMA Grace Kahaki Munthali – Prem Episode 2 Catherine Phiri – Love Games Episode 6 (WINNER) John Riber – Siri Ya Mtungi Paul Igwe – The Benjamins Benson Akindeju – Nowhere To Be Found
BEST MOVIE DIRECTOR Obi Emelonye – Last Flight to Abuja Tosh Gitonga – Nairobi Half Life Shirley Frimpong-Manso – Contract (WINNER) Udoka Oyeka – Living Funeral Frank Rajah Arase – Price Amil Shivji – Shoeshine
BEST MOVIE 2013 Obi Emelonye – Last Flight to Abuja Udoka Oyeka & Orode Ryan – Living Funeral Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Yvonne Okoro & Ken Attoh – Contract (WINNER) Michelle Bello – Flower Girl James Omokwe – Awakening
BEST NEW MEDIA – ONLINE VIDEO Stacey Mc Dermott & Neville Ossai – Jungle Jewel: The Short Film Mark Kaiyare – Deceit Stanlee Ohikhuare – Kpians Premonition Dorothy Ghettuba & Oyunga Pala – Next Big Host Amarachukwu Onoh – Mother Tongue (WINNER)
BEST ACTOR IN A DRAMA Juma Rajab Rashid – Siri Ya Mtungi Majid Michel – Somewhere in Africa Hlomla Dandala – Contract Majid Michel – House of Gold Tope Tedela – A Mile from Home (WINNER)
BEST ACTRESS IN A DRAMA Stephanie Wilson – Living Funeral Veronica Waceke – Higher Learning Nse Ikpe-Etim – Journey To Self (WINNER) Nkiru Sylvanus – Kiss And The Brides Ivie Okujaye – The Volunteers
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA Valerie Kimani – Higher Learning Episode 26 Season 3 Jazmyn Batchan – Still Standing Liz Ameye – Living Funeral Nancy Handabile – Love Games Episode 7 Tamara Eteimo – Desperate House Girls Bikiya Graham-Douglas – Flower Girl (WINNER)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA David Mulwa – Higher Learning Episode 26 Season 3 Ian Mbugua – House of Lungula Desmond Elliot – Finding Mercy (WINNER) Bimbo Manuel – Torn Chris Attoh – Flower Girl
BEST MOVIE (DRAMA) Obi Emelonye – Last Flight to Abuja Edwin Maina Kariuki – Nairobi Half Life Udoka Oyeka & Orode Ryan – Living Funeral Frank Rajah Arase – The Price (WINNER) Frank Rajah Arase – Groom's Bride Chris Eneaji & Jumafor Ajogwu – Murder at Prime Suites
BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY Hlomla Dandala – Contract John Okafor – Return of Sheri Koko Osita Iheme – The Hero (WINNER) Osita Iheme – The Fighter Chinedu Ikedieze – The Hero
BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY Funke Akindele – The Fighter Funke Akindele – The Hero Funke Akindele – The Return Of Sheri Koko: WINNER Mary Ogbonna – Clinic Matters Jackie Appiah – Cheaters Yvonne Okoro – Contract
BEST MOVIE (COMEDY) Uche Jumbo – Lies Men Tell Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Yvonne Okoro & Ken Attoh – Contract Elvis Chucks – A Wish (WINNER) Martins Onyebuchi Onyemaobi – The Fighter Martins Onyebuchi Onyemaobi – The Hero
LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Pete Edochie
The popular movie stars are currently in Enugu
shooting a new movie.
The film is being
directed by Collins Mac Chidebe.
When Jim Iyke rocked this white jacket and shorts he was criticized by the Nigerian Fashion Police..but Ebony magazine calls it a hit and a must have fashion trend.
The mother of two is currently on the set of a new
movie titled Red Rose.
The movie starring American actresses Jojo Charry
and Syr Law is being shot in Washington, DC.
Nollywood insiders disclosed that Oge Okoye will be
in America for the next two weeks before returning
home.
See more
photos from Red Rose movie location!
Cossy Orjiakor has narrated how she was involved in an auto accident some days back while driving to give a fan a reward , for answering the question she asked on her Twitter page.
It was reported that she was on high speed when she ran into a ditch, though she was not injured but the car was pretty damage
She said “I thank God it was not too serious and I was not injured. I was on my way to drop off a gift for a fan who got a question right on my twitter handle. I didn’t know the ditch was deep until my jeep fell inside. Thank God, I was the only one inside. I tried to get a truck to pull it out but it took a bit of time. I guess that was when some people took the picture.”
She denied that she was on high speed. “That is not true, I wasn’t speeding.”
About the state of the car, “The bumper was affected likewise the passenger’s seat. My mechanic had to work on those sides, that was all. “It is good to trust in God. I know He is a good God. I am really grateful to Him, it wasn’t something that was very serious. We should always rely on God and put Him first.”
‘Isn’t this what you want?’, Rihanna seems to be asking. Photo: Instagram
Rihanna just had to take off her clothes didn’t she?
After celebrating her 26th birthday in the snow and sharing fun times with close friends in Aspen, Riri slipped out of her clothes, into a bikini and hit the snow!
She did also jump into the hot tub where she enjoyed what looked like a Marijuana cigarette.
More photos below…
You have a penchant for revealing parts of your body, like your boobs. What happened today? Well, it depends on the clothes. I have big boobs, so, if the clothes are not big enough to cover my boobs you would not blame me for that. I am not the person who made my clothes . I just put the clothes on.
What does love mean to you? I am a lover of love. I love to love. I love to be emotional. Love is something that I appreciate. Trust me, I'm a good lover. I love my fans, my folks, I love the people that matters to me. I love to have people around me.
Is it true that you dated 2face?
I didn't date 2face. I only featured in his "African Queen" video. I have never kissed him before.
What is an ideal man to you? I don't even know what it is any more. But I think people at different ages have different perspective in respect of what an ideal man is. He should be more intelligent than myself. I need somebody I can learn from him. He should also be able to take care of himself. That's an ideal man for me. He should not be ugly.
Which part of you body do you think is your selling point? I think it is my brain. Talking about the physical things that attracts men to me, it depends. Some people say, it's my eyes, others prefer my lips and my boobs. So, I do not know. When I love into the mirror, I love everything about myself.
Are you not planning to get married? When the time comes, I will get married. I have never given it a thought. It's not about thinking, it is about the right person coming my way. Many ladies have been thinking about settling down for years now, but Mr. right has not come their way.
You are saying that Mr. right has not come your way? Let's take it like that. I don't even have any relationship right now.
Why is it that most actresses do not want to get married? How do you mean? Do you think that a lady would decide to remain single. As a woman, she still needs a man. If you do not have a man in your life, it is so bad. She can never be a happy woman.
So many years ago, Eedris Abdulkareem was the man about town; the artiste on top. Any concert without him was certainly a ‘no concert.’ His fame was unrivaled. His songs were like the national anthem. He was loved by all and even became an Olympic torch bearer.
But at the snap of a finger, Eedris’ fame dwindled and even came down to zero level; nobody wanted to touch him with a long pole. Since the much talked about fight with America’s 50 Cent during a Star Mega Jamz concert organised by Nigerian Breweries years ago, Eedris’ name sort of got deleted among the A-list artistes.
But does the young man care about it? No! He, in fact, told Saturday Beats recently that he doesn’t regret the fight, claiming it was what revolutionalised the music industry in Nigeria today.
“I am the reason everybody is getting paid today. I am the reason everybody is doing great videos. If I didn’t fight then, everybody would have been treated like dirt.”
But when Saturday Beats reminded him how he eventually apologised to 50 Cents some time ago, Eedris said, “I am an Olympic torch bearer. I have made my point. We got to move on with life. That is what makes me different.”
As much as so many other artistes have sprung up in Nigeria, making so much money and getting global recognition, Eedris still feels nobody can take his place.
“My vacancy is still there. Nobody is singing my kind of songs. They are scared. They cannot wear my shoe because it is painful. I will always be relevant whether anybody likes it or not. If what happened to me when former President Obasanjo fought me because of my song, Nigeria Jagajaga, and the 50 Cent wahala, had happened to another musician, people would have forgotten about that person a long time ago. But I am here and I will always be here. It was God that put me there.
“Who among the new musicians is touching the lives of people? If you like, join illuminati, have a lot of women friends and talk about boobs and booty, it doesn’t make sense to me. What I want to do is to make a mark in people’s lives. I don’t care about the money they make.”
Probably because of his quest to make a mark or his genuine love for Nigeria, Eedris has come up with a project, which he called ‘I am Nigeria,’ aimed at making an impact in the society.
“It is conceptualised to help address the needs and aspirations of the Nigerian youths within and outside Nigeria. With this platform, we hope to challenge public officials and institutions that are performing below standards.
“When there are opportunities for employment and empowerment, we will through this platform push qualified members of ‘I Am Nigeria’ forward. We hope to raise a trust fund with which to help touch the lives of Nigerian youths and discourage them from being used as thugs, arsonists and assassins by politicians.”
