The event will be hosted in Lagos, Nigeria on Sunday, 6 December, 2015.

This year's nominees, following an open call for nominations, come from
across Kenya, Liberia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria,
Gambia, Rwanda, Tanzania and Cameroon.

The nominees are presently undergoing the rigorous judging process
supervised by a jury including the Board of Judges and an Independent
Audit Committee.




The jury comprises distinguished Africans including
- Katja Schiller Nwator (Leadership Development and CSR Manager, The Tony Elumelu Foundation)

- Mahamadou Sy (Founder and Executive Director of the Institute Supérieur de Développement Local (ISDL), Senegal)

- Wendy Luhabe (Founder, Women’s Private Equity Fund)

- Tonye Cole (Executive Director, Sahara Group)

- Ndidi Nwuneli (Founder, LEAP Africa)

- Mo Abudu (CEO, Ebony Life TV)

- Jennah Scott (Director, Liberia Philanthropy Secretariat, Office of the President).



Meet The Future Awards Africa Class of 2015:

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Advocacy and Activism
1. Anoziva Marindire (Zimbabwe)
2. Olumayowa Okediran (Nigeria)
3. Segawa Patrick (Uganda)
4. Sakar Uchechukwu (Nigeria)
5. Queen Baboloki (Botswana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Education
1. Josephine Marie Goodwill (Ghana)
2. Abena Agyemang (Ghana)
3. Cynthia Onwuchuruba (Nigeria)
4. Lily Kudzro (Ghana)
5. Maccathy Lomotey (Ghana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Enterprise Support
1. Clarisse Iribagize. (Rwanda)
2. Enow Awah Georges Stevens (Ghana)
3. Olufunbi Falayi (Nigeria)
4. Catherine Mahugu (Kenya)
5. Venuste Kubwimana (Kenya)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Community Action
1. Edmund Duodu Antwerp (Ghana)
2. Kelvin Mutize (Zimbabwe)
3. Elijah Amoo Addy (Ghana)
4. Felix Richard Manyogote (Tanzania)
5. Daniel Nii Adom Oodnkor (Ghana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Technology
1. Rasheeda Mandeeya Yehuza (Ghana)
2. Joshua Ihejiamaizu (Nigeria)
3. Abiola Olaniyan (Nigeria)
4. Duran De Villiers (South Africa)
5. Arthur Zang (Cameroon)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Entertainment

1. Yemi Alade (Nigeria)
2. Vanessa Mdee (Tanzania)
3. Refiloe Maele “Cassper Nyovest” Phoolo (South Africa)
4. Olamide “Badoo” Ayodeji (Nigeria)
5. Anne Kansiime (Uganda)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Agriculture
1. Witness Sanga (Tanzania)
2. David Asiamah (Ghana)
3. Fanka A. Yenah (Cameroon)
4. Momarr Mass Taal (Gambia)
5. Lawrence Afere (Nigeria)

The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business
1. Samuel Malinga (Uganda)
2. Kasope Ladipo-Ajai (Nigeria)
3. Evans Wadongo (Kenya)
4. Titus Mawano (Uganda)
5. Ali-shah Jivraj (Uganda)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Public Service
1. Nkechi Okwuone (Nigeria)
2. Obiefule Iroabueke (Nigeria)
3. Emmanuel N. B. Flomo (Liberia)
4. Lefatshe Anna Moagi (South Africa)
5. Sakaja Johnson (Kenya)

The Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the Year
1 Adesoji Solanke (Nigeria)
2 Teresa Mbagaya (Kenya)
3. Barclay Okari (Kenya)
4 Philip Obaji Jnr. (Nigeria)
5 Trevor Noah (South Africa)

The Future Awards Africa 2015 is powered by RED and held in partnership
with the Ford Foundation, Microsoft, the US Consulate, the Canadian High
Commission Nigeria and The Tony Elumelu Foundation.


Past winners and honorees
Don Jazzy, Asa, Diamond Platinumz, Tara Fela
Durotoye, SanguDelle, Oramait Alengot,Patrick Ngowi, Nnaemeka Ikeguonu,
Foglabenchi Lily Haritu and Ndidi Nwuneli have been named ambassadors of
this year's event - representing a decade of growth, change and impact
as TFAA marks 10 years of celebrating young Africans who through
innovation, creativity, governance, citizenship and enterprise.

The event will be hosted in Lagos, Nigeria on Sunday, 6 December, 2015.

http://www.metroparrot.net/2015/11/the-future-awards-africa-2015-nominees.html

cc: lalasticlala

I wasn't nominated
I dis v!rgined 13 girls this yr

Lovely

Too bad i was nominated but as at d time, i was to appear for screening. ... Prettythicksme was busy wit me

ok

Ok

metronaija:


The event will be hosted in Lagos, Nigeria on Sunday, 6 December, 2015.
This year's nominees, following an open call for nominations, come from
across Kenya, Liberia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria,
Gambia, Rwanda, Tanzania and Cameroon.
The nominees are presently undergoing the rigorous judging process
supervised by a jury including the Board of Judges and an Independent
Audit Committee.
The jury comprises distinguished Africans including
- Katja Schiller Nwator (Leadership Development and CSR Manager, The Tony Elumelu Foundation)
- Mahamadou Sy (Founder and Executive Director of the Institute Supérieur de Développement Local (ISDL), Senegal)
- Wendy Luhabe (Founder, Women’s Private Equity Fund)
- Tonye Cole (Executive Director, Sahara Group)
- Ndidi Nwuneli (Founder, LEAP Africa)
- Mo Abudu (CEO, Ebony Life TV)
- Jennah Scott (Director, Liberia Philanthropy Secretariat, Office of the President).

Meet The Future Awards Africa Class of 2015:
The Future Awards Africa Prize in Advocacy and Activism

2. Olumayowa Okediran (Nigeria)

4. Sakar Uchechukwu (Nigeria)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Education

3. Cynthia Onwuchuruba (Nigeria)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Enterprise Support

3. Olufunbi Falayi (Nigeria)




The Future Awards Africa Prize in Technology

2. Joshua Ihejiamaizu (Nigeria)
3. Abiola Olaniyan (Nigeria)


The Future Awards Africa Prize in Entertainment
1. Yemi Alade (Nigeria)

4. Olamide “Badoo” Ayodeji (Nigeria)


The Future Awards Africa Prize in Agriculture

5. Lawrence Afere (Nigeria)

The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business

2. Kasope Ladipo-Ajai (Nigeria)


The Future Awards Africa Prize in Public Service
1. Nkechi Okwuone (Nigeria)
2. Obiefule Iroabueke (Nigeria)


The Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the Year
1 Adesoji Solanke (Nigeria)

4 Philip Obaji Jnr. (Nigeria)


The Future Awards Africa 2015 is powered by RED and held in partnership
with the Ford Foundation, Microsoft, the US Consulate, the Canadian High
Commission Nigeria and The Tony Elumelu Foundation.

cc: lalasticlala

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How many tribes do we have in Nigeria?

The omitted my name! The list is nt authentic

Theyveedo:
I wasn't nominated

I dis v!rgined 13 girls this yr

Congratulations, smile to the bank. Smh

Okay let us just watch out and see what happens

y I wasn't nominated :oy I wasn't nominated buhari must here dis

Hope the awardees impact more in our society

Most of the nominee's from Nigeria are mostly Igbo's and Yoruba's. Where are the Hausa's?

Ok

End time awards

Theyveedo:
I wasn't nominated

I dis v!rgined 13 girls this yr

smh

End time award

Emi nko?

Emi na fe gba ebun eye

okay.

jboy73:
The Yoruba's And the Igbo's are the Brightest Tribe in Nigeria.
This list tells it all.

























That is why they can't live Under one Roof.

;DD



Two proud Tribe Bin Ruled by the Dullest and Foolishestttttt Tribe.

The Abokinis

So, you see wetin I see

Cynthia Onwuchuruba (Nigeria)
Sakar Uchechukwu (Nigeria)


Nigerians or biafrans? Yeeboz sef

Theyveedo:
I wasn't nominated

I dis v!rgined 13 girls this yr

You have been nominated in the No Future Awards. The full list would soon be released.

This thread na Unity... Let me go and look at another thread, na there laughter dey plenty pass

4everGrand:


You have been nominated in the No Future Awards. The full list would soon be released.

menh! He definitely qualify for that one.

Theyveedo:
I wasn't nominated

I dis v!rgined 13 girls this yr

Only 13 girls?




You don see how many girls seun disvirgined only this November?

Lol...no wonder the two tribes fight everyday on the internet for superiority..if you aint from those tribes, pls don't join issues with them..leave the foolish ones among them to continue..... I love the Igbos,Hausas,Yorubas,Ebiras,Efiks,Ijaws,Ogonis,Ikwerres..n even the Jukuns..e.t.c

softvio:
Lol...no wonder the two tribes fight everyday on the internet for superiority..if you aint from those tribes, pls don't join issues with them..leave the foolish ones among them to continue..... I love the Igbos,Hausas,Yorubas,Ebiras,Efiks,Ijaws,Ogonis,Ikwerres..n even the Jukuns..e.t.c

ikwere is not a tribe. they are low achievers who are scared of being irrelevant wen joined with larger igbo, check Anioma, they are great ppl and proudly identify with larger igbo

Audu's deputy Governor would be like....guy u for die after u r been sworn in nau.....don't u want me to be like GEJ?