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Say no to imposters. My Twitter account has been verified. So you know where to reach the real Queen Nwokoye. For those of you who get scammed ,then go to blogs to tarnish my image,you now know where to reach the real ME. Thank you so much everyone. I say it always and will continue to say it,without you guys,I wouldn't have come this far. I have so much love for you.❤️❤️ #nollywood #verified #loved #blessed #thankful #grateful #ihavethebestfansandfriends #igbochicksrock #twitter

The winners list for the 2015 City People Entertainment Awards which was held at Time Square Event Centre on sunday, 16th of August has emerged. The beautiful event was hosted by Nollywood actress, Bayray McNwizu and MTV Base VJ, Ehiz Okoeguale.

Below is a list of the awardees:

LIFE TIME ACHEIEVEMENT AWARD

OLU JACOBS & JOKE SILVA

Best New Act (English)

Lucas Ozeokwu

Most Promising Female Actress (English)

Ofiere Tessy

Best Movie Marketer

Magic Movies

Best Supporting Actress

Angela Okere

Best Actor Of The Year

Ken Erics

Lifetime Achievement Award

Clarion Chukwurah

Special Recognition Award

Kenneth Okonkwo

Best Supporting Actor (English)

Ken Okoli

Best Movie

30 Days In Atlanta

Best Director

Lancelot Imasuen

Special Recognition (Gollywood)

Soni Uttaji

Best Movie producer (Yoruba)

Femi Adebayo

Best Actor Of The Year (Yoruba)

Odunlade Adekola

Nollywood Face of The Year

Kate Henshaw

Hottest Ghanaian Actress In Nollywood

Juliet Ibrahim

Kannywood Personality of The Year

Ali Nuhu

Best Production

Fly Birds

Best Supporting Actress (Ghana)

Sonya Ibrahim

Best New Actress (Ghana)

Adusakowa Regina

Yoruba Personality of The Year

Mercy Aigbe-Gentry

Gollywood Showbiz Company of The Year

Jack Daniels

Most Promising Actor of The Year (Yoruba)

Akin Richie

Best Supporting Actress (Yoruba)

Mojisola Olaiya

CONGRATULATIONS to the winners. More grease to your elbows. The best is yet to come.

Pamberry:
"Difference between TWINS and IBEJI"

Pretty Nollywood actress, Ufuoma Ejenobor McDermott, is expecting her second child with her husband, Steven McDermott.

She posted these beautiful photos of her baby bump.

Congrats to her. We wish her a safe delivery.

Award winning Nollywood actress and successful mother of one, Genevieve Nnaji, was born on the 3rd of May, 1979. She hails from Mbaise local government in Imo state but grew up in the ever busy Lagos. She got her secondary education from Methodist Girls College and University degree from the prestigious University of Lagos.

Genevieve Nnaji’s first appearance on TV was in a soap opera titled ‘Ripples’ and she was 8 at that time. She was fully introduced into the Nigerian film industry in 1998 while she was 19 where she acted alongside Regina Askia in ‘Most wanted’. She rose to stardom without problems as her acting talent could be seen even by the blind and she is presently one of the highest paid Nollywood actresses.

In 2001, she won an award for the Best actress of the year in City People Awards and also won the award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005 Africa Movie Academy Award. Her acting is flawless and she is loved and respected by all.

The classy mother of one is also a model and a singer. She has featured in several commercials and was the ‘Face of Lux’ in 2008. In 2004 she signed a recording contract with EKB Records and released a debut album ‘One logologo line’.

Genevieve’s success can be perceived from afar and so many see her as a role model. She owns a clothing line ‘St Genevieve’ which was launched in 2008 and she is the first Nollywood actress to be on The Oprah Winfrey Show.

She has featured in over 100 movies. Some of which are: Most wanted, Doctor Bello, Ije, Stand by me, Sunset in Africa, Silent scandals, My idol, Mirror boy, Girls cot, Beautiful soul, Warrior’s heart, Tango with me, Half of a yellow sun, The chosen one, Late marriage, Honey and a whole lot more.

Some Nollywood practitioners met with Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) on the 4th of August and urged them to help fight the war against piracy. Piracy is one of the major set back in the Nollywood industry.

They have all come together to voice out their concerns and worries.

According to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Jide Kosoko had this to say:

“the commission should make the laws stiffer for copyright offenders. They should also set up anti-piracy squad within the commission to assist it in discharging its duties effectively”
He added that entertainment practitioners had over the years appealed for support against piracy in the country but proved abortive. The commission must be adequately funded and with the requisite personnel to make an appreciable impact against piracy phenomenon.

And his colleague, Moji Olaiya said

“pirates are the major obstacle affecting the development of the industry and if the punishments given to copyright offenders are stiffer, it will reduce the activities of pirates in the industry”
We really hope that this piracy is looked into and a lasting solution should be found so that Nollywood can attain a standard that we will all be proud of.

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RichDad1:

I know sis.tha's why I'm asking.


Anyways, here is nice just so you know I know him.

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Is he there as a Waiter?

MOVIE REVIEW – Message To The Church

Armaggeddon movie industry presents “message to the church”, a spiritually filled movie that is geared towards sending a message to people out there on the reality of Jesus and christian beliefs.

Felix recounts the trials and tribulations that he had to endure in his resolve to worship and stand for God. Trials from the church, the camp of the devil as well as people around him. This however strengthened his decision as he continued to do good and serve God in true honesty.

Would he come out with an unshaken faith? This is what story writer, Victor Omaha Ukpai, wants us to find out in this lovely movie produced by Emma Vin.

A must watch for everyone.

Starring: Richard Agbo, David Mackenzie, Cynthia Agholor

watch full movie on http://www.ogamadamtv.com/message-to-the-church/

“I have done it one or two times. Acting is make-believe so you have to be comfortable when you’re doing it and you also have to take into consideration that our society does not really support some things; they may just condemn you for doing some things but that does not mean we would not do it.

We only have to be considerate when we’re doing it. There was this movie I shot but I don’t think it’s out yet; we were supposed to shoot a scene where we were making love, serious lovemaking. After the director did it and everything, I made sure that they did a kind of behind the scene shoots where people would see that I was actually wearing clothes. I made that demand because of my children particularly, they are kids and they would not understand. I made them do a behind the scene so that when we finish, people can see that so many people were in the room while we were doing it”