MY VOICE OUR EQUAL FUTURE 
“Who is the Nigeria system?”
“Is the system really immuned to pragmatic democracy?”
These questions have stared me in the face, and dwelled in my head over time. Regardless of its intensity, the answers seem to be far fetched.
On some days, unfolding events sing the praises of the citizens, the streets robe the roads ahead of their steps, and even the breeze blows currency notes their way.
Election campaigns are the only event capable of such. The one event that makes the executives and legislatures prostate, posing to be servants with whom Nigeria will reach the promised land. They seek to physically meet with the masses in the streets, the markets, the church and the public places. Moreso they plant billboards that echo “ultimate importance”— a strategy to make citizens feel that they own the system; a democratic practice.
Soon, they shed some skin and their identities are revealed; ambassadors of chronic poverty.
The billboards that echoed ‘change’, in 2015 are still evergreen in my memory. They were at strategic points stirring debates among the people in commercial buses, in market places, in clubs, in bars, in schools, in newspapers, on TV, everywhere. While the masses were absorbing that, the assurance to equate =N=1 to $1 was given without any insurance! It rang an alarming bell because coins have gone extinct in Nigeria and =N=1 has no place in the currency notes. How can the one Naira we see only in figures be equated to one Dollar? Albeit we are five years past 2015, under the regime of the same government that made the awaiting promises above, yet sachet water does not sell at =N=1. Nigerians are skillful in all forms of inflation adaptations, so we have adapted to the situation that nothing sells at =N=5 and now see it as ‘normal’. Maybe that’s why there is =N=5 always added to our fuel price (=N=125, =N=145, =N=165) — to add relevance to the note that cannot afford a sachet of table water.
Unbearably, after two months of total lock down in Nigeria, businesses and works resumed, but the economic effect of the pandemic left a heavy yoke on the necks of the populace — the proletariats. The Federal Government, in the tenure of General Muhammadu Buhari (President), and His Excellency Prof. Yemi Osibanjo(Vice president) thought that like other African countries who temporarily relieved citizens of fundamental bills, and the developed countries who paid their citizens allowances, that Nigerians deserved proper reliefs aside the media camouflage decided to send Nigerians their packages in parcels they considered appealing.
The power sector, the bank, and the oil industry, were the suitable delivery men for such relief package.
Fuel price has been increased from =N=125.00 to =N=165.00. The same fuel that Nigerians were promised will sell at =N=40.00 once this incumbent took over in 2015 and later, in 2019. When was the last time fuel sold below =N=100?
Furthermore, to make sure this Covid-19 palliative was properly distributed, there was an increase in the price of units for the prepaid meter. In 2008, =N=1,999.62 could buy 317.4 power units(kWh), and vat was 95.22 at 5%. As at June 2020, =N=10,000 could buy 271.4 power unites (KWh), at rate 34.28, and vat 697.67. Yet, an increase has been made.
Bank charges keep beeping slowly yet =N=5,000 in a savings account become =N=3,000 over time. The transfer charges that were reduced from =N=50.00 to =N=10.00, have suddenly risen to =N=16.00.
How convenient?
How heart warming is the parcel from FG?
Jean Jacque Rousseau asserted; “we all give up our rights that the Government will through the general will’ protect the state and her properties”. A means to abolish the brutish state of nature, perhaps the system in Nigeria is immuned to this.
Peaceful protesters are either arrested or bullied of the streets, and all the pleadings to revert these hikes seem to fall on deaf ears!
Road users who have their paper for road worthiness are made to pay for the loads in their wheel barrows, or cars, or trucks, or tricycles. My heart bled when a food hawker was asked to pay “for load”(the food cooler on her head)before me. The weapons and brutality that clothes the perpetrators didn’t let me move a muscle, that hawker explained she had paid already =N=100.00 twice at different junctions without making sales, but she was made to pay again, and was told that it is generating revenue for the government. What people oriented government unleashes touts on its citizens? Arrest them today, they get released and double up the next day.
Democracy is the government of the people, by the people and for the people. Ironically, the actions of the government are clothed in tyranny, neatly adorned in the labels of “democracy”.
The Federal Government should prioritize the interest of Nigerians. Nigerians deserve that in their father land and should not be expected to adapt to an economic downward slope that leads to inflation, and impoverishes the people! That’s not why the heroes labored and died!!
#REVERT fuel price
#REVERT bank charges
#REVERT electricity bill
#END brutality on road users
Could this be all we can ever be? A green and white Flag?
If we are to rewrite history in Nigeria, the art should be focused on projecting the humanity in our culture and the strength of the people before the British colony and amalgamation of the northern protectorate and southern protectorate.
The streets of Nigeria do not project democracy as expected after reading the heroes deeds.
For a better landing, how do you explain to the ten year old who in 2017, learnt that democracy day is May 29 which is why after elections, candidates who win are inaugurated on that day?
Suddenly the norm is changed to June 12 because someone supposed to serve, thought to compensate a people politically by commemorating the death of their icon hence June 12 became the democracy day!
The question is how much of an iconic act is shown in shifting democracy day and what good has it done in our history?
A pandemic hit the world and nations subsided bills for citizens including African countries like Ghana and Rwanda, the western world paid allowances to their citizens but we met an inflation, subsequently a lockdown with nothing to stay home with from the government except on lip service giveaways.
It is a capitalist economy, no doubt but there are still spheres controlled by the government! The price of crude oil was slashed globally by 60% in the oil market which when carefully analysed means that fuel should sell below a hundred naira in Nigeria yet only twenty naira was withdrawn from the price of fuel.
There are still killings going on and a Ruga settlement letter passing round southern NIGERIA asking indigenes to give lands for settlement to nomadic men as though they were asked to evacuate their lands.
The world is frowning at racism in the media yet we die daily by nepotism, imperialism and tribalism in Nigeria, exactly the things Chinua Achebe talked about in “The Trouble with Nigeria“.
Two point eight billion us dollars has been invested in a gas pipeline that will have thresholds in Ajaokuta, Kaduna and Kano all the way from Niger-Delta for the industrialization of northern Nigeria without any state from the south being partakers of this. A plan approved since 2017, yet today we lift the flag and banners to celebrate democracy in the land and with strange voices we echo “one Nigeria”. Meanwhile, only one seaport is active and in portharcourt, far from Onitsha main-market that constantly puts Nigeria on the map as the largest market in West Africa. Ironically, the government bans importation of goods, but lacks the will to industrialize the southern and northern parts of the country so as to increase the nation’s gross domestic profit.
Moreso, the government is yet to acknowledge Innoson Vehicle Motors (IVM), the same way Ibeto was crippled economically by marginalising policies. If IVM was to be a Dangote product like cement, maybe there would have been a ban on allien automobiles and a regulated price like in the cement industry; who knows? only reality puts that in check.
Independence day will come calling soon and we will be faced with the same problems perhaps with different names until we put to full vain the labours of our heroes past. The government should start making our democracy and independence worth the while, compatriots should arise and take responsibility, otherwise the democracy we see today may one day become an aristocracy or a full fledged dictatorship.
Did you know what I missed most this Easter and Lockdown?
It’s that I didn’t see clown (horrible) attires that trigger unending laughter any time I remember the design, courtesy of the tailors and seamstresses who are supposed to clothe us in fitting attires for events.
Thinking about that now, you also missed that especially when you are not the person in the attire. We have all had a fair share of that, at least once.
To usher you into the moment we decided relive a few moments. Grab a drink because it’s INTELLECTS and chill time!
PRIZY:
I was to go for Kay’s wedding, then I decided to sew a style I had admired for a long time. I relocated temporarily to Anambra state from Cross River, so I needed a new seamstress. I found a particular shop attractive and it seemed to be worth the try. After a little chat, I showed her the style and she assured me it was a done deal, I gave her my material and paid. Confidently, she called me to pick my dress. What I saw was like the case of ‘what you ordered versus what they delivered’. I wore it that way.
HOPE:
Last December, I was only interested in having something to wear for my parents Chieftaincy Installation. I trusted this seamstress with the only attire I needed for the season. The day we were to travel to the village, I went to pick my dress. The woman had not even cut the materials (perhaps she was planning to help me resell). I just wore a jean and top in low spirits. Till this day, even the shoe I bought for the attire is lying untouched.
EUPHEMIA:
I fell in love with a fabric I found in the market, so I bought and thought to add a new dress to my wardrobe. I went to my seamstress and gave her a style as usual. The day I went to fit and pick my dress, we exchanged pleasantries as usual and she asked if I came visiting since I had no material. I laughed it off, meanwhile at the entrance was the same material I gave her but a different style and size. To cut the long story short, my seamstress used my material for another client. What manner of act is that?!
EMMANUEL:
My birthday was on a Saturday last year, and same day was a friend’s wedding, and I was in the league of his groom’s men. I looked forward to the day in high spirit. I decided to gift myself a customized suit which I will be wearing to the wedding. My tailor gave me an assurance that all is well. For some reasons we agreed I will pick it the early that morning; I wish I could see the future because that was a real wrong decision. So, on Saturday morning, while the boys were teasing our friend in church, and the wedding was going on, I was dressed in a casual wear, sitting in the tailor’s shop and waiting for him to finish my suit because going home was going to get me stuck in traffic.
NKEM:
I belonged to the girls’ guild and we were preparing for a march past to celebrate the girls’ week in the church. Marching was an activity I enjoyed and I was very good at it, so I joined the girls’ and was behind the flag bearers but I needed a uniform. The uniform was a white shirt tucked in a green skirt, a cap and a tie. Every member had one, I had one but my white shirt was old; so I got a material and took the shirt as a sample to a seamstress that always beckoned on me to patronize her. A day to the march past, I went to pick my shirt, it looked beautiful but the collar was nothing to be a seamstress for. My friend encouraged me to try it on with the tie. I almost choked that day, looking like a ram being dragged to church for a child dedication. The group provided with a shirt I could use that evening.
GLORIA RUBY:
It happened sometime last year. I had a function to attend and needed to be nicely and stylishly dressed for the occasion. Nigerian stylists and their usual disappointments, I wasn’t going to take chances so I got the fabrics and gave them to my seamstress ahead of time. I made sure to call from time to time to supervise the making of my outfit and for each call, my seamstress gave me an assurance that all was going well. The due date for collection was here, I was in her house by 9:30pm to meet the highlight of the day; she had just finished cutting my fabric! And was yet to sew it!! I felt my world crumble because I had no alternative wear and I had to leave for the neighboring town very early the next day for the occasion. I left my seamstress’ place after much arguments but of course without my clothes.
VERA:
A certain seamstress convinced my mum to convince her and my material was the first trial. First, she missed the style, but my sisters said it wasn’t so bad, so I wore it to granny’s house we had a little family event. After the meal, the dirty plates were quite much so we had to wash them outside; my cousins (peers) and I. As soon as I bent to wash the plates, I heard a cracking sound, it was my dress. I stood up to see the part that covered my stomach was torn. I would have been better off wearing a crop top than that dress. I told mum patronizing that woman was going to be an error and it did happen.
We draw the curtain here!
Make sure your fashion stylist is an assurance not an insurance except you want to make it to The Intellects’ Magazine screen in the next episode.
Before the end of year two thousand and nineteen (2019), the two thousand and twenty (2020) calendar was almost ticked; at least from January to Easter or even Summer as the case may be for institutions and the world at large. A lot was said about two thousand and twenty, but right now, the world is not sure any more what to do or where to turn while still making plans for next year.
Like an ice hit Titanic, a pandemic hit the human race. There have been so many speculations about the virus on social media.
In the beginning, it was considered a virus contracted from aquatic animals in Wuhan, theories that postulated some virus and bacteria are harmless to animals but could be harmful to humans. Some consider it a bio weapon, perhaps the type that can replace nuclear weapons and grant one country the plaque of world power; yet there are still others who consider the pandemic a punishment for the evil man has perpetrated on planet earth.
To accept one of these could be accepting all because there is a common ground for them all. One of which is for such pandemic to occur despite of artificial intelligence, the advancement of technology and a few forecast by data analysis it shows that something is not sitting right on the human planet.
Inevitably, countries are on a severe lock down because people are expected to sit at home to reduce the spread of the virus in affected areas; except an occupation or vocation does not involve any throng.
By implication there are few or no producing companies working, retailers are probably not able to sell, wholesalers possibly have their money in the clouds from trying to strike a deal with manufacturers and retailers. Consumers are not left out of this chain because those who are not economical could be running out of supplies if that has not happened already and if the lock down persists. Well, digital learning has really been promoted and a good tech savvy educationist can find a good ground online.
While there is doubt in the report of countries and the cause of covid-19, one is certain, that there is a huge imbalance in the world, ranging from recession, global warming and the advancement of technology; and this happened to create balance. Yes, balance and shift to give who wills an opportunity to start afresh or to advance to a more fertile ground.
Of course, it is always good to have a plan, so that opportunity becomes more revealing except where opportunity requires a fresh plan. Look within, there is need for a fresh plan in your area, and in Nigeria generally.
However, while waiting for the government to initiate good policies for socio-economic growth, there is need for subsistence industrialization. Start small scale farming, and other vocations. Meanwhile, take a leap to the digital world for more efficiency; as long as you keep trying, your efforts will take power and make demands the law of attraction will supply. Don’t forget that Titanic did sink but everyone did not sink.
Remember this, power is rarely given, it is taken and the ecosystem is providing a balance for financial, socio-cultural, relationship, physical, spiritual and political growths.
This is happening now for you to make a demand!
TO WHAT END?
We begin this year confronting the issues that matter!
A few months ago, the world witnessed the trial, impeachment and acquittal of Donald Trump. The American citizens and how America should be seen posed the real center of the discourse. People have their reserved view on what should be or not be, whether the discourse was political or religious, at the end of the day the citizens were the main focus.
Hitherto, in Nigeria there are so many discourses on going, but where is the center?
The essence of government is that everyone be protected from the state of nature which Thomas Hobbes described as brutish, nasty and short lived because violence and oppression to gain absolute control was the order of the day.
Scholars perhaps saw a glimpse of the future and came up with theories they believed to be instruments necessary for a humanity enabling environment.
Today, the Nigeria political system says we practice democracy; government of the people, by the people and for the people. This is vague in practice and in describing the true essence of democracy; hence I like to elaborate democracy in Rousseau’s theory, ‘general will’.
Rousseau in his discourse said: “I give up my will, that every man gives up his will, and we all have a collective will. We have an all-powerful sovereign whose main aim is to express the general will, and each obeys himself, thereby obeying the general will and everyone is free.” (paraphrased)
Consequently, the idea is to provide constitutional stability legitimacy through universal participation and every country who adopted democracy, cannot feign ignorance to the implication of this. It includes lives and properties!
New business policies that do not favour the tax paying businesses are made.
Ranging from the ban on foreign goods without enabling factors to encourage local made goods to rejection of Nigerian made cars and vehicles over foreign made cars, to a monopolizing and a competitive cement market. Today, there is a value added tax attached to phone calls and text messages.
Apparently, it seems the 2019 elections remain inconclusive in some states, and that the electoral rules and what the constitution says about elections are not quite clear considering the interpretations and application or that perhaps in Nigeria, Oligarchy is the practice and democracy, a mere name.
In states like Anambra, citizens who have paid for road worthiness are made to pay for the loads in their tricycles, vehicles and even trucks. Failure to do so, the driver becomes a victim, and the vehicle or items become subject to destruction as the oppressor claim to be following the directives of the government.
More so, the charade that takes the cake is the issue of security. Heads keep rolling, pools of bloods flood around the streets of both the northern and southern protectorates. During the killings of Nigerians in South Africa, only the victims and refugees were heard wailing until Allen Onyema of Air Peace came to their rescue. The government or the voices of the Nigerian diplomat to South Africa and the Federal government were not clear on the issue.
To what end is the will of Nigerians trodden and neglected? To what end is the rising insurgency?
Chinua Achebe could be right in asserting that the center cannot hold!
One of the aims of the government is to secure the territory and protect her people. If the government cannot do that, if Nigeria is drowning in imperialism, her citizens need to know!
Nigerians try to get by everyday with the little value attached to naira. The least the government can do is to provide security since making good business policies are hard and the devaluation of naira seems to irreversible.
Get Nigerians security on all sides and watch her industrious nations grow!
To what end do we lose lives to insurgencies?
Independence was one of the most sought after achievement of African countries in the 19th century. It didn’t spell reliance, it didn’t spread development, and it didn’t project growth. While reading History, we thought it did, the elites thought it did, teachers, lecturers, academies proclaimed it, Nigerians celebrated, and they were not wrong, we all were not wrong at least until the Nigerian civil war.
What we dreamt was total Independence, total freedom, absolute ownership of our identity, full claim of ideas but we only got free from the physical presence of the colonial masters through a document that was sealed by signatories representing different regions and protectorates.
Age fifty-eight was eventful for Nigeria following a few events like the presidential, national and gubernatorial elections, the declaration of June twelve as a public holiday to mark democracy, and the first time the presidential election result is being rejected and taken to court. It’s the time Nigerians celebrated having court affidavit over certificates and more than before a greater promotion of paper works over pragmatism.
A lot of things were done differently in Nigeria this year, even the Big Brother show did not begin early enough, the legal tender became scarcer and there was a rapid increase of unemployed graduates. SARS and other forces that are supposed to end crime have posed a threat to the progress of young Nigerians trying to earn legally. The introduction of the CBN cashless policy which Nigerians on social media tagged daylight robbery due to the charges dressed in penalties. Indeed, a lot happened! Good and bad alike, Channels TV captured patriotic citizens running from their polling units in Lagos, Rivers, and a few more states during the election. Fortunately, we still have a home to fall back to, we have a place of heritage, and we have Nigeria and Nigerians.
These series only amplify Fela’s voice in the minds of the people who echo “Which Way Nigeria?” there is a feeling of lack of freewill and a misrepresentation of democracy.
Nigeria celebrates fifty-nine but the challenges are no different from the problem Chinua Achebe highlighted in his book “The Trouble with Nigeria”; which is as he said, “the trouble with Nigeria is simply and squarely a failure of leadership”. Albeit, the result of “a failure of leadership” in Nigeria manifests in the power supply, export and import areas, the passport, the driver’s license, the economy and politics. Patriots are not willing to lose faith in Nigeria hence, we find a reason to smile in the face of crisis.
This land that harbours lots of mineral resources is a year away from sixty. Sixty will be very significant in Nigeria!
In the spirit of Independence, we pray the leadership of Nigeria to implement the promises attached to the manifestoes, to remember that we have Nigeria because of Nigerians; we pray equity, we hope for a better year because sixty will be significant!
We look forward to a fresh start, to a better year and we hope to see more youths groomed in politics like is being done in Oyo today by His Excellency Seyi Makinde. We want more policies to favour start-ups just like the discount that was given for business name registration. We look forward to a more humanitarian society than a religious society.
Our land is green!
Our land is fertile!!
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE NIGERIA!!!
NIGERIA @59
A new year is here,
Not to the world but Nigeria.
The voice of a new era
We don’t believe to hear,
At least not in the local area
Yet our hands can weave
The good thoughts in our hands,
And cause the world our wave to air,
As we make for us a home in our
Father land; not for us but our heir.
Lest we fail them
Time has given us this hour,
Space has gifted us each other,
The time is now, NIGERIA we stan!
🌹🌹🌹
MAY 2019 updated Nigerians with the highest number of suicide incidents among teenagers and young adults. Social media was the platform, twitter and Facebook were the hosts, announcing the Waterloo of these people alongside making known the intention of those who perceived their lives as a semicolon (;) and thought it to be a reason to end their lives. The crowd on the streets of the media were torn in two, a part chorused sympathy, the other part cried out foul, shutting the suicide victims and the likes down reason being that the thought of suicide let alone the act is seen as taboo in the traditional system (Igbo precisely).
Depression like a reptile crept into the mind of the people in various forms when they let their guards down. While science provides psychological approaches to the issue, anthropology keeps pointing the direction of the African tradition and the transcendental nature of man, which infers that suicide may as well be spiritual; something beyond the human rationale. Hence different people stood for various schools of thought in a bid to find solution to the problem.
Nigeria is not the only country to have recorded suicide among young people but it has become an issue that requires proper attention so that this anomaly does not suddenly become a norm in the society. The value for life will be lost if enough is not done to eradicate the core causes of suicide especially among the young people. However, the first step to solving any problem is accepting that there is a problem and then finding a solution to the problem. In October 2018, The Intellects Magazine thought to predict a coming rise in suicide rates after observing series of events, to not be a prophet of doom, The Intellects Magazine refrained from such predictions and settled for identifying the most possible cause and pragmatic solutions.
A lot of people really believe that those who take their lives are either too depressed or tired of living or that they are afraid of living. Albeit, in the case of suicide there is always more to it than meets the eye for no challenge is new to planet earth and no occurrence is entirely strange to the world. The sudden increase in suicide among youths is not tied to the economy, unemployment rate, poor background neither is it tied to any external force outside the bodies of the victims.
What defies a man comes from the inner part of a man! Man is both physical and spiritual. It is important to establish that the physical aspect of man is affected by what the sense organs perceive and the spiritual man operates from the realm that the physical body cannot ordinarily conceive when attached to materialism. Before one is physically dead, the spiritual being has conceded already, hence the saying “s/he gave up the ghost”. Sadly, the society today focuses more on the socioeconomic status, academic grades, gadgets, net-worth, money, sex, social media and lots of other varieties that spice life yet, the society has unconsciously placed little or no value on life. It’s like preparing Jollof rice without the rice itself.
The problems in Nigeria from bad governance to nepotism to imperialism and even the ongoing man slaughter cannot be denied or over looked, the economic crisis and scarcity of Naira in a time as now were Naira is the legal tender can neither be overemphasized; being swept away in a bit to put things together is not the best thing for surely, this era will pass and only those who hold firm to their spirit man will thrive. The spirit man that is starved cannot survive.
Suicide is as a result of what the spirit man has being feeding on. This article is not about religion neither is it about demon-ism yet, they cannot be entirely avoided as long as spirituality is concerned especially in the life of an African man.
The courage to live is not far-fetched from the courage to end life. It’s like the illustration of a drunkard who had two sons, one of the sons ended up a drunkard, and the other hated to drink. Yet, there are people who drink and are not drunkards. Nevertheless, Aristotle in his theory of justice was right asserting that, mean lies in the middle which is why no one should uphold any two extremes.
Life itself is gift that must be nurtured every day and like the medical experts say, “you are what you eat” so is Life! Life becomes what you feed it with. Always diagnose life, participate because everyone is participating, participate because it’s what your life needs; it doesn’t mean you are taking life too seriously, it’s having respect for your own life.
What penetrates a life are things one has unconsciously permitted, they sneak in and like cancer spread, dominate and take over the being. Unfortunately, the effects and results usher in voices that speak louder than other voices; at this point, one will not be able to understand why these things happen. Often times, they begin to seek help which they may not find early enough pending on the sources.
People have survived suicide, some have been drowned by the force. To survive requires a stronger force. A suicide victim in her suicide note read: “my parents spend seventy-thousand naira on my monthly treatment, the medications I get only suppress my reactions and actions but do not stop the voices in my head”. Before you pull out the sword of all scientific approaches, think about what those voices are, don’t just think they need psychiatrists. A few survivors I have interacted with say they got medical help and spiritual help, with more emphasis on the spiritual help.
The gift of taking one’s life is the cheapest exchange for the gift of enjoying the varieties in life rather than an escape it is taken to be. If children and young adults can be mentally and spiritually groomed, they will be on guard and more aware of they let into their lives.
Life is more than what we see, we may not always get what we see, but we can get what we set our minds to achieve if we pay more attention to our internal being than to the external activities around us, setting our minds on the things that matter. The good book admonishes us to set our minds on things that are above. Even the atheist acknowledges something superior which is evident in their doubt of the existence of such being. Look unto Jesus, the author and the finisher of our faith.
As long as we are limited by time and space, we will not have all the answers we desire but we can survive through life with peace of mind.
Life is a gift you have to live, death is an experience for mortal bodies don’t give away that gift to the cold hands of death! Don’t be too desperate to meet ends, live life first.
NEVER LIVE BY THE ROPE!!!
The list continued…
18- TIA Best Artiste (Male)This is a voting category for best male musician of 2019
202: Timaya203: Phyno204: Olamide205: Flavour206: Burnaboy207: Davido208: Kiss Daniel209: Maleek Berry210: Wizkid211: Paul Okoye (kingrudy)212: Mr Eazi213: Falz214: Peter Okoye (Mr P)215: Duncan Mighty216: Runtown186: Korede Bello
19- TIA Best Artiste (Female)This is a Voting Category for the best Female Musician of the year 2019
217: Tiwa Savage218: Teni219: Simi220: Yemi Alade221: Niniola222: Niyola224: Seyi shay225: Aramide226: Madrina (ex Cynthia Morgan)227: Chidinma228: Omawumi
20- TIA Best PublicistThis is a voting category for the best Public Admistrator of the year 2019(could be male or female)229: Vannessa Amadi Ogbonna230: Seyi Taylor231: Oma Areh232: Nike Fagbule233: Alex Nwankwo234: Aaron Chidi235: Edoziem Valentine236: Stanley Ebigbo Bond237: Ego Philips238: Anusiobi Franklin239: Cute Kimani240: Blessing Diribe241: Toks Asher Young
21- TIA Best Pageant kingThis is a voting category for the most influencial male pageant personality of the year 2019
242: Ayilola Oluwagbenga243: Emmanuel Somto244: Nelson Enwerem245: Chuckie Ihebuzor246: Denis On247: Bernard Effiong248: Allison Nelson249: Emmanuel Umoh Jnr250: Noble Gideon
22- TIA: Best NGOThis is a none voting category for the best none governmental organisation of the year 2019
251: Old people’s support INT’L252: Total Care unit253: Rural Urban Development254: Lygel Youths& Leadership Intiatives255: Action Aid for the Unemployed256: Foundation for Rural Urban Integration257: African Liberty&Hope Initiative258: Beautiful Onyinye Foundation (BOF)259: Kokun Foundation260: Save The Children Nigeria223: Tonto Dikeh Foundation
23- TIA Best HumanitarianThis is A None Voting Category for the most influencial Humanitarian of the year 2019
261: MTN FOUNDATION262: BOLA SARUMI ALIYU263: DR. Stefano Piotti264: Mrs Olowo Okere265: Dr. Mrs Maryam Abdullahi266: DARAMOLA Babatunde267: Adetunji Lam-Adesina268: Princess chidera ebere
24- TIA Best Social InfluencerThis is a voting category for the best in the use of social media for the year 2019(could be male or female)
269: Alaka Mayowa270: Olanrewaju (larrybut)271: Jane mena272: Bright Uchemadu(I am switch me)273: Laila Ijeoma Uzochi(@Laila Ijeoma)274: Bamidele Olamilekan(Kingpexxie)275: Cousin Samuel(@thatwhatsupany)276: Ebuka Akara800: Simply Tacha
25- TIA Brand InfluencerThis is a voting category for the most controversial personality/brand of the year 2019(could be male or female)
277: Naija Brand Chick278: Tosin Ajibade279: Hustlers Square280: Cute Kimani281: Obis Ora282: Angel Obasi283: Tunde Ednut284: Cynthia Nwadiora285: Israel Ogunseye286: Oghene Karo287: Asogwa Alexandra288: Idris Okuneye289: Laura ikeji290: Tonto Dikeh
26- TIA Best Modelling AgencyThis is a voting category for the best models managements of the year 2019(50% Public and 50% Panelist)
291: Beth Model292: Wave Model MGT293: Catch 22 Models Mgt294: Pages Models Mgt295: G & G Models296: Few Model Agency297: Star Models Africa298: Beige Model MGT299: Black Dove Model Agency300: Isis Model MGT301: Pillars & Pride of Afrika Models MGt302: Fowler Models303: Mahogany Models Mgt304: DXC Models Academy305: Golden City Models306: Raw Talent Mgt307: New Fame Models
27- TIA Best ModelThis is a Voting Category for the Best Model of the year 2019(Must have done 1 major jobs and could be male or female)
308: Elvis Ikpa309: Angella Phillips310: Chidinma Okeke311: Chinonso Nneze312: Victor Ndigwe313: Mildred Odimegwu314: Ebinabu Polts Johnson315: Philips Clinton316: Imade Ogbewi317: Jessica Okeke318: Nwadiuto Roseman319: Eniola Abolarin320: Abel Jurgen321: Ruth Akere
28- TIA Best Commercial ModelThis is a voting category for the best adverts model of the year 2019(must have done one major job and could be male or female)
322: Evangelist Taylor323: Melvin Orji324: Asogwa Alexander325: Fred Idehen326: Emeka Darlington327: Seun Akindele328: Uti Nwachukwu329: Cynthia Nwadiora330: Raymond Umenze331: Okey Jude332: Beverly Osu333: Bryan Okpara617: Elvis Chisom Ikpa
29- TIA Best Beauty QueenThis is a voting category for the most influential female pageant personality of the year 2019
334: Anita Ukah335: Stephanie Kingsley336: Maryanne Vincent337: Maristella Okpala338: Elizabeth Nweke339: Chisom Agu340: Chidinma Aaron341: Blessing Okafor342: Catherine Abazar343: Michelle Nwosu344: Charis Ogidigbi345: Ifeoluwa Grace346: Amina Inikpi Abubakar347: Violet Ejiata348: Isabella Okafor
30- TIA Best ChefThis is a voting category for the chef with the most sophistucated cooking ability for the year 2019
349: Chef Chi-Chioma Rowland350: Chef Stone-Abiola Akanji351: Chef Tunde Wey352: Chef Taylor353: Chef Alex Oke354: Chef Ozoz Okoh355: Chef Nneka356: Chef Gbugemi Fregene357: Chef Genevieve Fadeh358: Chef Maxwell Emenike359: Chef Sheriff Sanni360: Chef Ego361: Chef Mimmie
31- TIA Best Internet SensationThis is a voting category for the funniest online comedian of the year 2019(coild be male or female)
362: Gloria Oloruntobi (Maraji)363: Lasisi Elenu364: Samuel Perry (Broda Shaggy)365: Mc Lively366: Nedu Wazobia367: Ogunleye Olamide (Oluwadolarz)368: Ayo Ajewole (Woli Agba)369: Lizzy Jay (Omo Ibadan)370: Ereme twyse371: Tomama (That Warri Girl)372: Sydney Talker (That Towel Guy)373: african Ace374: Zion Ubani (ZFancy)375: Xploit Comedy376: Funny Toheeb
32- TIA Best Event Ushers/HostessesThis is a voting category for the best ushering services for the year 2019
377: Peak ushers378: Lucent event Ushers379: Job26 Ushers380: Beaut Ushers381: Etelle Ushers382: Trendy Ushers383: Users of Roses Agency384: Ushers Orbit
33- TIA Best Logistics CompanyThis is a voting category for the most accurate logistics company of the year 2019
385: Ocenj logistics386: Courier plus service LTD387: Gig Logistics388: FEDEX Express389: Abex Express390: Creseada INT’L LTD.391: AGS Movers392: AXPD Resources LTD393: Airborne INT’L courier services394: Hanana Global Link LTD.
34- TIA Best Fashion StylistThis is a voting category for the most sophisticated Fashion stylist of the year 2019(could be male or female)
395: Jeremiah Ogbodo (Swanky Jerry)396: Dimeji Alara397: Ms Modish398: Abbyke Domina399: Toyin Lawani400: Ejiro Amos Tafiri401: Adebayo Oke-Lawal402: Smart Courage (infoworldcharming)403: Mimi Yina (medlin Boss)404: Lanre Dasilva Ajayi405: Tiannah’s place Empire406: Noble Igwe407: Jaru408: Denola Grey
35- TIA Best Hotels (Hospitality)This is a voting category for the best hotel of the year 2019(50% Public and 50% Panelost Decision)
409: Fraser suites Abuja410: The Wheat Baker Lagos411: Transcorp Hilton Abuja412: Bricks Point Boutique Apartment Abuja413: Nordic Hotel Abuja414: Sheraton hotel Lagos415: The George hotel Lagos416: Baai Apartments417: Oriental Hotel Lagos418: Eko hotel Lagos419: Intercontinental Hotels420: Ibom hotel and Golf resort421: Raddison Blu422: Federal Palace hotel
36- TIA Best Lounge/BarThis is a Voting category for the best lounge in the country
427: Ladive Grill & Bar428: Let Meriden Ibom hotel & resort429: Artisan lounge & bar Lagos430: The soul lounge Lekki431: Jodeci Lounge Kaduna432: Trojan Lounge433: So Lounge porthacourt434: Supreme Lounge & Bar435: Sailors Lounge436: Xovar Lounge
37- TIA Best Night ClubThis is a none Voting category for the best nightlife center of the year 2019
437: The new Afrika shrine Ikeja439: Cubana Night Club440: Club DNA441: Blue edge night club442: Club sk-begoma Oyo443: Have Lounge and Night club444: Nite Shift Coliseum Lagos445: The Place446: Club Rumors447: Club Quilox448: Club Royal449: Club Vegas450: Club Elysium
38- TIA Best Gadget vendorThis is a None voting category for the best sales of Updated Gadgets for the year 2019
451: Slot452: Jumia453: Konga454: Amog Gadget455: Kara Nigeria456: 3HC Hub457: Dallas458: Slot Ng459: Gsm Village938: Optima Gadgets
39- TIA Best Management companyThis is a none voting category ffor the best Management of the year 2019
460: 3HT LTD.461: Institute of Strategic management462: Quick projects LTD463: SPNS consulting464: Time value construction LTD465: Ibethari LTD.466: Scoop naijaThe Temple Management467: West Of Ivy937: The Rani Company
40- TIA Best Entertainment CompanyThis is a None voting category for companies into entertainment businesses
468: Be Happy entertainment469: Dream entertainment470: Native media471: Pressplay multimedia services472: Stargist473: Wale Adenuga Production474: Shuga entertainment475: Aminua entertainment476: Mavin Records477: 5 Star Music
41- TIA Best Interior DecorThis is a voting category for the best sophisticated decorator of the year 2019
478: Idesign by Tola Akerele479: CC Interior Design Studio480: Blue Mahogany LTD.481: Do II LTD.482: Gemona west interior design483: Out of Africa lifestyle484: Viva Bella design485: Noma fez interior design486: Spring interiors487: Spazio ideale488: Midas Interrior489: Nwando Signature
42- TIA Best Beauty PageantThis is a voting category for the most creative pageant of the year 2019
490: Miss Nigeria491: Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria492: The Nigerian Queen493: Most Beautiful Face In Nigeria494: Beauty Of Africa International495: Miss Tourism Nigeria496: Miss Earth Nigeria497: Mr Ideal Nigeria498: Mr & Miss Nigeria International499: The Humanitarian Queen500: Miss Africa Calabar501: Miss Portharcourt City
43- TIA Best photographerThis is a Voting category for the Best still Photograher of the year 2019(male or Female)
502: Obi Somto503: Adeola Olagunjo504: Kelechi Amadi505: Aisha Augie-Kuta506: Ty Bello507: George Oshodi508: Ade Adekola509: Jide Odukoya510: Andrew Esiebo511: Trans4max photography512: Moon Okon513: Efe Lopez514: Artilary Studio
44- TIA Best Nigeria beauty brandThis is a voting category for beauty brands in nigeria for the year 2019
515: House of Tara516: Zaron cosmetics517: Bmpro make-up518: Taos cosmetics519: Dabota Cosmetics520: Elas pro521: Kuddy cosmetics522: Kayge cosmetics523: Yanga beauty524: Hegai& Esther525: Liot cosmetics526: Zikel Cosmetics
45- TIA Best Print mediaThis is a Voting category for the best printed media in Nigeria
527: Guardian newspaper528: Nations newspaper529: Business day newspaper530: The Sun newspaper531: Nigeria Tribune532: Leadership newspaper533: Complete fashion mag534: Thisday newspaper535: Citypeople magazine536: Vangaurd537: Ovation newspaper538: Punch Newspaper
46- TIA Best Online mediaThis is a voting category for the best sort out Online media platform 2019
539: Pulse Nigeria540: Bella Naija541: Ono Bello542: Linda Ikeji media543: Instablog9ja544: The Net545: Media Guide546: Goldmyne tv547: EmpireTv Africa548: Accelerate TV549: Diamond Celebrities Media550: Celebrity Corner
47- TIA Best Fast food vendorThis is a voting category for the best Eatery of year 2019
551: Kenturkey Fried Chicken552: Chicken republic553: Sweet sensation554: Tastee fried chicken555: Mr. Biggs556: Domino’s Pizza557: Steers burger558: Urban fuxion559: Road chef560: Tantalizers561: Mega Chicken
48- TIA Best Catering and confectioneryThis is a voting category for the most sophisticatedCatring and confectionery services in the country for the year 2019
562: Tito cakes & event563: Wine & gold services564: Courdeau catering565: J.Abed enterprise ltd.566: Kusha catering567: Astoria Caterers568: Africa catering569: Unitop catering570: Hamptons catering571: Food hub services572: Joress catering and Confectionary573: Lokoja House wife
49- TIA Best CinematographyThis is a voting category for the best sort out Director of photography for the year 2019
574: Kagno Crowther575: Yinka Edward576: Toka McBaror577: Nordarh578: Gentle Touch579: Emeka Duru580: Okechukwu Oku581: Austine Nwolie582: michael kpoudosu (themythecreat)
50- TIA Best Actor (Male)This is a voting category for a male in the motion picture industry (must have played 3 Leads role in some major movie of the year 2019
583: Fredrick Leonard584: Seun Akindele584: Kenneth Okolie585: Blossom Chukwujekwu586: O.C Ukeje587: Gabriel Afolayan588: Femi Jacobs589: Zubby Michael590: Wole Ojo591: Daniel Lloyd592: Deyemi Okanlawon593: Okey Uzoeshi594: Odunlade Kola595: Joseph Benjamin596: Femi Adebayo597: Daniel K Daniel
51- TIA Best Actor (Female)This is a voting category for a Female in the motion picture industry (must have played 3 Lead roles in some major movies of 2019
598: Adesua Etomi (Wellington)599: Ruth Kadiri (Ezerika)600: Bisola Aiyeola601: Chioma Apkota602: Kiki Omeili603: Esther Ene (Ojire)604: Mary Lazarus605: Beverly Naya607: Jemima Osunde608: Lilian Esoro609: Tana Adelana610: Ufoma McDermott611: Tina MBA612: Jennifer Eliogu613: Shaffy Bello614: Inidima Okojie616: Annie Idibia
52- TIA Best fabric vendorThis is a voting category for the best fabrics in town (50% Public 50% Panelist)
618: Heritage Aso-oke619: Caffy fabrics620: Rubies texiles621: Exclusive vlisco boutique622: Lexzys function & apparels623: Abeke fabrics624: Fabric way625: Kubis fabric
53- TIA Best video vixenThis is a voting category for the most controversial music video model of the year 2019
626: Cynthia Cinci Ezekiel627: Mimi Ubini628: Tosin Redro629: Beverly Osu630: Carphee Azeez631: Lovette Shade Awode632: Veezee baybey633: Mercy Isop634: Sobola Anthonia
54- TIA Best Business MogulThis is a none voting category for the most influential Business Tycoon of time (2019)
635: Aliko Dangote636: Innoson637: Folarunsho Alakija638: Jimoh Ibrahim639: Femi Otedola640: Mike Adenuga641: Orji uzo Kalu642: Tony Ezenna643: Emeka Ofor644: Ken Nnamani645: Ifeanyi Ubah646: Cletus Ibeto
55- TIA Best music producerThis is a voting category for the best sound mixer/engineer of the year 2019
647: Larry Gaga648: Vtek Awesome649: Dj Coublon650: Chopstix651: Rexxie652: Krizbeatz653: Young johnn654: Gospel on the beat655: Legendury beats656: Fresh657: Zedichus658: Speruch659: Mastercraft
56- TIA Best supermarketThis is a voting category for the most friendly shopping center of the year
660: Adide supermarket661: ShopRite662: Spar663: Genesis supermarket664: Best choice supermarket665: Food co.666: Hubmart667: Blenco668: Escapade669: Prince Ebeano supermarket670: Chanrai & Dept. Store
57- TIA Next Rated actor (Female)This is a voting category for females in the motion picture industry (must have played lead in 2 known movies,series or soap operas
671: Chelsea Eze672: Bimbo Ademoye673: Efe Irele674: Genny Uzoma675: Linda Ejiofor676: Nazo Ekezie677: Paschalin Alex678: Etinosa Idemudia679: Linda Osifo680: Bayray Mcnwizu681: Peggy Ovire682: Mary Igwe682: Moyo Lawal683: Georgina Ibeh684: Nancy Isime685: Monica Friday686: Belinda Effah687: Sophie Alakija
58- TIA Next Rated Actor (Male)This is a voting category for males in the motion picture industry (must have played lead in 2 known movies,series or soap operas
688: Bolanle Ninoluwa689: Ray Emodi690: Kunle Remi691: Timini Egbuson692: Mofe Duncan693: Chris Okagbue694: Stan Nze695: Gbenro Ajibade696: Samuel Ajibola697: Ikubese Emmanuel698: Onwuasoanya Samuel Nnamdi438: Gregory Ojefue
59- TIA Fast Rising Actor (Male)This is a voting category for males in the motion picture industry (must have played supporting lead in a known movies,series or soap operas
699: Olumide Oworu700: Joseph momodu (joromi)701: Maurice Sam702: Darlington Opara703: Ifeanyi Kalu704: Bryan Emmanuel705: Somadina Adinma706: Abayomi Alvin707: Charles Billion708: Christian Prince709: Shawn Faqua710: Frankincense Echebem711: Emeka Okoye712: Moc Madu713: Melvin Oduah
60- TIA Fast Rising Actor (Female)This is a voting category for females in the motion picture industry (must have played supporting lead in a known movies,series or soap operas
714: Stella Udeze715: Tessy Oragwa716: Nwokoye Chizoba717: Chinenye Nnebe718: Rachael Aniah719: Theresa Edem Isomi720: Princess Onum Ruth721: Adesuwa oronsaye722: Imade Osawaru723: Lilian Echelon Mbadiwe
61- TIA Best New Actor (Unisex)This is a voting category for new faces to watchout for in the motion picture industry (Could be male or female)
724: Princess Joan Umoru725: King Stessi726: Chrissy Uneze727: Atewe Raphael728: Silva Nkwocha729: Elvis Poko730: Vickey Cals Okoro731: Christopher Isibor732: Emmanuel Ilemobayo733: Sasha B. Ekama734: Stephen Odimgbe423: Roxy Antak938: Dan Ugoji
62- TIA Next Rated ArtisteThis is a voting category the next Big Desl to watch out for in the music industry (must have dropped 2 Hit Singles over the year)could be male or fenale
735: Peruzzi736: Victor Ad737: Mayorkun738: Slimcase739: Eriga740: Pepenazi741: Naira Marley742: Dice Ailes743: L.a.x744: Skibii745: Demievee746: Ric Hassani
63- TIA Fast Rising ArtisteThis is a voting category for a talented music artiste to watch out for in the nigerian music industry
747: Dakota Tubona748: Jeff Akoh749: King Perry750: Mani Lapussh751: Zinolesky752: Chike753: Johnny Drille754: Wurld755: Kollydee756: Rema757: Tclassic758: Latoria Bassey759: Fireboy760: Magnitude424: Akaycentric
64- TIA Best New TalentThis is a voting category for the newest discovery talent in entertainment
761: Ikenna Okereke762: Marylove Edwards763: Demilade San764: Emmanuella Samuel765: DJ young766: Afeez Adesina767: Destiny Boy768: Chinedu (Iamdikeh)
65- TIA Best Child ArtisteThis is a voting category for the best kid artiste in the nigeria music industry
769: Afeez Adesina770: Amarachi Uyanne771: DJ young772: Afeez Adesina773: Ozzy Bosco774: Queeyano
66- TIA Best Child ActorThis is a voting category for the best kid in the motion picture industry for the year 2019
775: Adaeze Onuigbo776: Rita Jasmine777: Gabriel L. Adaora778: Chikamso ozonigbo779: Susan Pwajok780: Ifedi Sharon802: Zoe
67- TIA Best EntrepreneurThis is a None Voting Category for the best make or female in the entertainment business
781: Ubi Franklin782: Adewale Aladejana783: Paul Okoye (Paul O)784: Don Jazzy785: Akin Alabi786: Seyi Tinubu787: Adebola Williams788: Adetoke Oluwo789: Shodipo Tosin790: June Adaobi791: Jaruma Empire792: Chioma Goodhair
68- TIA Emerging EntrepreneurThis is a voting category for the fastest Growing entertainment business personal of the year
793: Santiago Roberts (Qhue concepts)794: Francis Beacon(Bionic Group)795: David Okoye (Chedar Brand)796: Nwokoro Faith (Roxie Patricks)797: Joy Osusu (Glo May Specialties)798: Saphire Ogbodo (SS Multimedia Channels)799: Chucks Anusionwu (Zanzy Entertainment)801: Collete Nwadike (Screen Goddess Prod)
69- Best TV Station (Online)This is a Voting category for the best online television of the year
803: Iroko Tv804: Scene one TV805: Ibaka TV806: PlayStation Vue807: Linda Ikeji Tv808: Aforevo TV809: Pulse TV810: Afrigold Tv
70- TIA Best TV station (offline)This is a voting caregory for the best offline television of the year
811: Channels TV812: Mitv813: TVC814: AIT815: NTA816: Silver Bird Tv817: Super Screen Tv818: Galaxy Tv819: LTV820: ABS821: Wazobia Max822: OG Tv
71- TIA Best Entertainment TvThis is a voting category for most watched entertainment television
823: Ebonylife Tv824: MTV base825: Africa magic826: Wap tv827: Hip tv828: Trybe829: Trace Naija830: Music Africa tv831: Planet Tv832: Sound City833: Rok Tv834: Trybes Tv835: On Tv
72- TIA Best Fashion Designer (unisex)This is a voting category for the most sophisticated unisex fashion designer of the year
836: Folarin Folake Coker837: Deola Sagoe838: Duru Olowo839: Ade Bakare840: Mai Atafo841: Zizi Cardow842: Frank Oshodi843: Lola Faturoti844: Lisa Folawiyo845: Samielle Couture846: Orange Culture Ng
73- TIA Best music video directorThis is a voting category for the best music video director of the year
847: Clarence Peters848: Sean Ogunso849: Daps850: Moe Musa851: Adasa Cokey852: Mohammed Musa853: Unlimited L.A.854: T frizzle855: Aje Filmworks856: Matt Max857: Director White858: Director K
74- TIA Best Online StoreThis is a voting category for the most popular online shoping hub of the year
859: Jumia860: Konga861: Jiji862: Pep Nigeria863: Webmall864: Shoppi.ng865: Katadeala867: Cheapo868: Yandi869: Bargain Master870: Payporte
75- Best Movie DirectorThis is a viting category for the best Durector in the motion picture industry
871: Kunle Afolayan872: Muyiwa Aluko873: Lancelot Imaseun874: Izu Ojukwu875: Charles Inojie876: Chris Eneng877: Charlse Uwagbai878: Tope Oshin879: Kemi Adetiba880: Wangi Mba Uzoukwu881: Ishaya Bako882: Teco Benson883: Desmond Elliot884: Pascal Amanfo
76- TIA Best graphics designThis is a voting category for the motion and still graphics designer of the year
885: Black Bee Ville886: Rex posters887: Johnny montage888: Pappi Tro889: Joshua’s graphics890: Yoms Graphics891: Nedu Graphics892: Mag Designz893: Mr Mint Designs
77- TIA Best Online hubThis is a voting category for the best news and gist hub
894: Krakstv895: Tunez media896: Bionictelly897: Saint Avenue898: Nollywood onlinetv899: Olofofonaija900: Ebuzz TV901: Gist on Flame902: Naija Jury903: Naija Full Gist904: CCO Enter10ment905: Nails Celebrity Lifetyle Videos906: Dokitorsavage exclusive907: Mass Media Forum908: Yabaleft Online
78- TIA Best FilmakerThis is a voting category for the best all round film maker in the motion picture industry
909: Okechukwu Oku(the Oracle)910: Ernest Obi (Ernestmindset)911: Ugochukwu Okoro (image)912: Chidiebere (Caz) Obidike913: Mac Collins Chidebe (Mr China)914: Vincent D Anointed915: Tobechukwu Macdonald916: Toka Macbaro917: Okey Ezugwu918: Nelson Jombo919: Aniedi Awah Noba920: Emeka Duru949: Sadiq Sule
79- TIA Event Of The YearThis is a voting category for the most anticipated event of the year
921: Ay Show922: Gidi Fest923: Lagos Int’l Jazz Fest924: Eko Int’l Film Festival925: Lights Camera Africa! Film Festival Lagos926: Felabration927: Africa Int’l Film Festival928: Abuja Carnival929: African Magic Viewers Choice Awards930: Calabar Carnival
80- (TIA) Proudly Nigerian BrandThis is a voting category for made in nigeria products
931: Wana Sambo932: Roxie Patrick Shoes933: OK Plastic/Foods934: Eleganza Group935: Inosson Motors936: Bestie Instant Noodles
81- LEGENDARY ENTERTAINERS (TIA Honors)This is a none voting category created to honor legends in diffrent Entertainment Industry who have contributed massively to the growth of the industry they ventured.
1: Innocent Idibia (2 Face) – Music2: John Okafor (Mr Ibu) -Motion Pictures3: DJ JimmyJatt – Disk Jockey4: Sunny Neji – Music5: Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome (Ali baba) – Comedy 6: Kafayat Oluwatoyin Shafau (Kaffy)- Dance7: Collete Nwadike (koco) – Modelling8: Uberon Aroy – Ragae Music9: Linda Ikeji
This 5 categories Bellow are strictly for Honours1: Brand of the year2: Politician of the year3: Supportive brand of the year4: Super Man of the year5: Super woman of the year