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Truth Be Told! It wouldn't be a Nollywood's best dressed list if Mercy Aigbe isn't on it. She has over the years solidified her status as a style star. Her impeccable fashion sense has endeared her to many. A trip to her instagram page buttresses this fact. She didn't disappoint at the 2016 AMVCA. She looked beyond chic in her studding silver beaded dress by House of Luminee. And she was totally hair and makeup goals! ( By the way, this is not a sponsored\PR article.)Mercy Aigbe at the 2016 AMCVAs. Credit: Instagram/Mercy Aigbe

But then, the Yoruba section of the Nigerian film industry (yoruba actors and actresses) have never been regarded as part of Nollywood, hence, her exclusion from the list. We all address them as 'Nollywood stars' but as far as the stakeholders or powers that be are concerned, they are not part of the industry. 

Read her reaction to her exclusion from Thisday's best dressed list..

Hey Fam....so I just came back from church and decided to check IG only for me to see plenty tags on a particular pix posted by @thisdaystyle .....I read pple's comments asking why Mercy isn't on the cover and at first I wanted to waka pass, but on a second thought I decided to talk about it, cos it's been an issue dat has lingered for too long!.......I thought to myself why didn't Mercy make the cover of @thisdaystyle best dressed list?.... Has @thisdaystyle ever featured a yoruba actor on their cover?.........are yoruba movies not part of nollywood? .....is Nollywood not supposed to mean home grown Nigerian movies? .....hmmmmm I am very sure they didn't coz, they won't want to STAIN their cover with a 'RAZZ' 'LOCAL' yoruba actor!....Yes I am razz, Yes I am local and Yes I am a Yoruba actor!.....No I refuse to speak ur almighty English with fake British or American accent!....Because I'll always remain true to myself!...I am ME ....Proud Benin Woman, Proud Ijesha's wife and above all proud Nigerian. ...And just in case e still dey be una like dream 'LOCAL TI TAKE OVER' ....😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛 






PS: Some ridiculous outfits were featured in that list. 




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It was the biggest night of the movie calendar: yesterday the worlds of movie, television and music gathered at the Eko Hotel and Suites to see hardworking thespians win the gong. Here's a full list of the winners.

 * Stephanie Linus – Best Overall Movie (Dry

*Akin Omotosho  – Best Director
 *Daniel K Daniel –  Best Actor, Drama (A SOLDIER’S STORY)
 *Adesua Etomi – Best Actress , Drama (Falling) 
*Chinny Onwugbenu, Genevieve Nnaji, Chichi Nwoko -  Best Movie – West African (Road to Yesterday) 
*Bukky Ajayi & Sadiq Daba –  Industry Merit Award
 * Kemi Lala Akindoju – Trailblazer Award
 *Funke Akindele – Best Actress, Comedy (Jenifa’s Diary)
 *Folarin Falana – Best Actor , Comedy (Jenifa’s Diary)
*Paul Michaelson -- Best Cinematographer award
 *Elizabeth Michael – Best Movie ( East African) 
*Joyce Mhango Chavula – Best Movie – Southern Africa 
*Tunbosun Aiyedehin -Best Supporting Actress (Before 30) 
*Sambassa Nzeribe – Best Supporting Actor (A Soldier’s Story)
 *Remi Vaughan-Richards –  Best Documentary
 *Paul Igwe – Best Indigenous Language Movie/TV Series (Usekwu Igbo )
 *Abiodun Jimoh and Jumoke Odetola – Best Indigenous Language Movie (Yoruba) (Binta Ofege) *Salisu Balarabe – Best Local Language Movie ( Hausa)
 *Josephat Lukaza – Best Indigenous Language Series or Movie (Swahili) ( Kitendawili ) 
*Uche Nancy – Best Costume Designer for (Dry)
 *Shirley Frimpong-Manso – Best Picture Editor Award
 *Paul Michaelson –  Best Cinematographer 
*Stanlee Ohikhuare – Best Lighting
 *Trish Malone – Best Drama Writer
 *Oluseyi Amuwa – Best Short Film /Online Video

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Africa's biggest movie stars stormed Eko Hotel, Lagos yesterday March 8, 2015 for one of the most prestigious movie awards - The Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA). The highest number of awards went to Kunle Afolayan's October 1 and Rita Dominic's The Meeting, scooping 5 each in different categories.




List of winners

(1) Best Makeup Artist – Lola Maja for October 1

(2) Best New Media-Online – Imoh Umoren for Hard Times

(3) Best Short Film – Ekene Mekunye for Oblivious

(4) Best Writer (Drama) – Tunde Babalola for October 1

(5) Best Writer (Comedy) – Tunde Babalola for The Meeting

(6) Best Lighting Designer – Lanre Omofaiye for October 1

(7) Best Cinematographer – Stanlee Ohikhuare for Verdict

(8) Best Sound Editor – Kulanen Ikyo for October 1

(9) Best Video Editor – Victoria Akujobi

(10) Best Costume Designer – Deola Sagoe & Obijie Oru for October 1

(11) Best Indigenous Language (Swahili) – Veve

(12) Best Indigenous Language (Hausa) – Bincike

(13) Best Indigenous Language (Yoruba) – Fathia Balogun

(14) Best Indigenous Language (Igbo) – Obi Emelonye

(15) Best Documentary – Yvonne Bassey for Gift of the Nile

(16) Best Supporting Actor (Drama) – Blossom Chukwujekwu

(17) Best Supporting Actress (Drama) – Linda Ejiofor for The Meeting

(18) Best Actor (Comedy) – Femi Jacobs for The Meeting

(19) Best Actress (Comedy) – Rita Dominic The Meeting

(20) Best Movie (Comedy) – The Meeting
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Nominees of the 2015 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) were treated to a splendid cocktail party yesterday March 6, 2015 at the Eko Hotels&Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Celebrities present; Kunle Afolayan, Rita Dominic, Ramsey Nouah, Toyin Aimakhu, Ayo Makun, Omoni Oboli, Linda Ejiofor, Julius Agwu, Omowunmi Akinifesi, Lydia Forson, and many others.