The
Future Awards Africa 2013 anchored by Toke Makinwa and Vector held at
the Aztech Arcum Hall in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on Friday,
December 20, hosted by the River State Government.Fifteen young Nigerians and one Ugandan emerged winners of The Future Awards Africa 2013.
They are Orode Uduaghan-Okpu(Advocacy and Activism), Ife Adebayo(Community Action),Otto Orondaam(Education), Uche Pedro,(Media Entrepreneur of the Year), Ogunseye(Journalism)Kingsley Ezeani(New Media)Saeed Jumah(Business)and Precious Nweke(Agriculture).
The trio of Ayodeji Adewunmi, Opeyemi Awoyemi and Olalekan Olude of Jobberman.com received the prize in Enterprise Support; Hugo Obi, Science and Technology; and Kaye Temenu, Professional Service.
Dr Adanna Chukwuma won the prize in Public Service; O. C. Ukeje, Entertainment Talent; Kenneth Gyang, Arts and Culture; and Aisha Bello, Fashion and Style.
Guests in attendance include Julius Agwu, Timi Dakolo, Adesuwa Onyenokwe, O. C Ukeje, Vector, Kemi ‘Lala’ Akindoju, Gbenro Akinbade, Jessy Jagz and others.
The winners of the 2013 Future Awards Africa are:
Young Person of the Year: Ashish J. Thakkar, age 24
Prize in Advocacy and Activism: Orode Uduaghan-Okpu, age 24
Prize in Community Action: Ife Adebayo, age 30
Prize in New Media: Kingsley Ezeani, age 23
Prize in Journalism: Toyosi Ogunsey, age 29 years
Prize in Business: Saeed Jumah, age 28
Prize in Professional Service: Kayode Temenu, age 29
Prize in Agriculture: Precious Peter Nweke, age 31
Prize in Fashion & Style: Aisha Bello, age 24
Prize in Arts & Culture: Kenneth Gyang age 27
Prize in Enterprise Support: Ayodeji Adewunnmi, Opeyemi Awoyemi and Olalekan Olude, ages 29, 25 and 29
Prize in Education: Ottoh Oroondam, age 26
Young Media Entrepreneur of the Year: Uche Pedro, age 32
Prize in Entertainment and Talent: O.C Ukeje age 32.
They are Orode Uduaghan-Okpu(Advocacy and Activism), Ife Adebayo(Community Action),Otto Orondaam(Education), Uche Pedro,(Media Entrepreneur of the Year), Ogunseye(Journalism)Kingsley Ezeani(New Media)Saeed Jumah(Business)and Precious Nweke(Agriculture).
The trio of Ayodeji Adewunmi, Opeyemi Awoyemi and Olalekan Olude of Jobberman.com received the prize in Enterprise Support; Hugo Obi, Science and Technology; and Kaye Temenu, Professional Service.
Dr Adanna Chukwuma won the prize in Public Service; O. C. Ukeje, Entertainment Talent; Kenneth Gyang, Arts and Culture; and Aisha Bello, Fashion and Style.
Guests in attendance include Julius Agwu, Timi Dakolo, Adesuwa Onyenokwe, O. C Ukeje, Vector, Kemi ‘Lala’ Akindoju, Gbenro Akinbade, Jessy Jagz and others.
The winners of the 2013 Future Awards Africa are:
Young Person of the Year: Ashish J. Thakkar, age 24
Prize in Advocacy and Activism: Orode Uduaghan-Okpu, age 24
Prize in Community Action: Ife Adebayo, age 30
Prize in New Media: Kingsley Ezeani, age 23
Prize in Journalism: Toyosi Ogunsey, age 29 years
Prize in Business: Saeed Jumah, age 28
Prize in Professional Service: Kayode Temenu, age 29
Prize in Agriculture: Precious Peter Nweke, age 31
Prize in Fashion & Style: Aisha Bello, age 24
Prize in Arts & Culture: Kenneth Gyang age 27
Prize in Enterprise Support: Ayodeji Adewunnmi, Opeyemi Awoyemi and Olalekan Olude, ages 29, 25 and 29
Prize in Education: Ottoh Oroondam, age 26
Young Media Entrepreneur of the Year: Uche Pedro, age 32
Prize in Entertainment and Talent: O.C Ukeje age 32.
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