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Lagos - The fourth annual AfricaMagic Viewers' Choice Awards crowned the best in African film and television talent in Lagos, Nigeria, over the weekend.
The ceremony, which was broadcast live across the continent on Saturday, was hosted by IK Osakioduwa and Minnie Dlamini.
Here is the full list of all the winners:
Best Art Director
FrankRajah for The Refugees
Best Television Series Award
Ariyike Oladipo for Daddy’s Girls
Best Makeup Artist in a Movie or Series
Louiza Calore for Ayanda
Best Short Film or Online Video
A Day with Death by Oluseyi Amuwafo
Best Writer for Movie and TV series
Trish Malone - Ayanda
Best Lighting Designer (Movies/TV)
Stanlee Ohikhuare
Best Cinematographer
Paul Michaelson for Tell Me Sweet Something
Best Sound Editor
Jose Guillermo for Cry
Best Picture Editor
Shirley Frimpong-Manso for Rebecca
Best Costume Designer
Uche Nancy for Dry
Best Local Language Movie/TV Series (Swahili)
Single Mtambalike for Kitendawali
Best Indigenous Movie/TV (Hausa)
Salisu Balarebe for Dandi Kowa
Best Indigenous Movie/TV (Yoruba)
Binta Ofege
Best Indigenous Movie/TV (Igbo)
Paul Igwe for Usekwu Igbo
Best Documentary
Remi Vaughan for Faaji Agba
Best Supporting Actor In A Movie
Sambassa Nzeriba for A Soldier’s Story
Best Supporting Actress
Tunbosun Aiyedihin for Before 30
Best Actor In A Comedy
Folarin Falana (Falz The Bahd Guy) for Jenifa’s Diary
Best Actress In A Comedy
Funke Akindele for Jenifa’s Diary
Trail Blazer Award
Kemi ‘Lala’ Akindoju
AMVCA 2016 Industry Merit Award
Bukky Ajayi and Sadiq Daba
Best Movie (Southern Africa)
Lilongwe (Joyce Chavura)
Best Movie (East Africa)
Mapenzi (Elizabeth Miachael)
Best Movie (West Africa)
Road to Yesterday (Genevieve, Chinny Onwugbenu and Chichi Nwoko)
Best Actress In A Movie/Drama/TV Series
Adesua Etomi (Falling)
Best Actor In A Movie/Drama/TV Series
Daniel K. Daniel (A Soldier’s Story)
The Best Director
Akin Omotosho for Tell Me Sweet Something
Best Overall Movie
Dry (Stephanie Linus)
