I was at the event and it was really fab. Wande Coal, Dbanj, M.I, Eldee, Banky W, Dipp, Weird MC, Jozi (South Africa), Ware (Kenya), Seun Kuti, Tuface Idibia and American rapper Mims all performed. Will get you pictures of the event soon...for now check out the list of winners.
Best Male Video
• Naeto C – Kini Big Deal
Best Female Video
• TY Bello – Ekundayo
Best Choreography
• P-Square – Roll It
Best Special Effect Editing
• Dipp – Dangerous
Best Cinematography
• Bigiano – Shayo
Best Hip Hop
• Str8buttah – Last Standing
Best R&B or Pop Video
• Darey - Not the girl
Best Duo/Group Video
• P-Square – Roll It
Best Collaboration in a Music Video
• Tuface Idibia ft. Sound Sultan – Enter The Place
Soundcity Viewers Choice
• Bigiano – Shayo
Soundcity Fresh Video
• Steel – South African Girl
Discovery of the year
• Kel - Waa Wa Alright
Hit Producer of the Year
• “Suddenly” by D’banj (Don Jazzy)
African Video of the Year
• 340ML (Mozambique)
Best Video
• Tuface - Enter The Place
Best Live perfromance Western Africa (Honors)
* Seun Kuti
Best Live performance Southern African (Honors)
* Jozi
Congrats to all winners. Let us know what you think of this years winners.
Have a great week ahead people and happy new month.
*Warning*
Very graphic pictures
Sorry I didn't do this the last time :-)
Check it out...
Over 700 people killed
Nigerian authorities say more than 700 people were killed in last week's clashes between police and a militant Islamic sect in the country's north. Government and health officials have been clearing bodies from the streets of the northeastern city of Maiduguri which saw the heaviest fighting. Government officials say most of the dead have been buried in mass graves. Most of the people killed were members of the sect.
I am sure you have all heard of the death of the leader of Nigeria's Islamist group,Boko Haram, 39 year old Mohammed Yusuf on Thursday night. There are conflicting reports. Some papers reported that he was killed in a shoot out with security forces, while others say he was killed in police custody after he was captured and interrogated.
I hear some human rights activists/lawyers say the killing is unlawful and some are actually planning to take up the case, while others say his killing is justified.
The first reaction of Nigerian Information Minister Dora Akunyili to Mr Yusuf's death was to say, on the BBC's Network Africa programme: "What is important is that he has been taken out of the way, to stop him using people to cause mayhem." However, she did go on to say that the government did not condone what she called "extrajudicial killings".
What do you guys think of the killing of the sect leader in police custody? If he was actually killed in custody. Is it unlawful and uncivilised or is it justified?
