2012 Best of Nollywood Awards

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
  • Nse Ikpe Etim (Phone Swap)
  • Funke Akindele (Married but Living Single)
  • Tonto Dike (My Life My Damage)
  • Ini Edo (I Take my Chance)
  • Shaffy Bello Akinrimisi (The Score)
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

  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.