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FULL LIST: Femi Adebayo dominates 2024 BON Awards with Six Awards

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The Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards held a star-studded ceremony at the Sugar Factory Film Studios in Ilorin, Kwara State, on Sunday, with Nollywood filmmaker and actor Femi Adebayo emerging as the biggest winner of the night. Adebayo, known for the hit film Jagun Jagun, took home six awards out of the 24 categories, including Best Actor and Best Costume.

Other notable winners included the film Momiwa, which won Best Screenplay and Best Editing, while Unknown Soja triumphed in both the Best Actress and Best Child Actress categories.

Kanayo O. Kanayo was honored with a lifetime achievement award, presented by Kwara State Governor, His Excellency AbdulRazaq AbdulRahman, and the Director-General of the National Institute of Hospitality and Tourism, Aare Abisoye Fagade. The Governor also expressed Kwara State’s commitment to supporting the film industry, mentioning plans to host two epic films at the Sugar Factory Film Studios in the coming year.

Founded by Seun Oloketuyi, the BON Awards continues to celebrate Nigeria’s film practitioners and industry stakeholders through its traveling ceremony. Feranmi Olaoye, the Executive Director of the awards, emphasized that the winners were selected through a rigorous process conducted by an experienced jury.

The event, hosted by actress Toyin Abraham, was attended by several prominent figures, including Binta Ayo-Mogaji, Kazeem Adeoti, Mercy Aigbe-Adeoti, Femi Adebayo, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Biola Adebayo, and Foluke Daramola, among others.

Here’s the full list of winners:

Best Cinematography – Adire

Director of the Year – Bayo Tijani & Tope Adebayo

Best Social Message – Unleashed

Best Short Film – Out of Many

Best Actor – Femi Adebayo (Jagun Jagun)

Best Actress – Wunmi Dada (Unknown Soja)

Best Supporting Actress – Mercy Aigbe (Ada Omo Daddy)

Best Supporting Actor – Keppy Ekpeyong (The Weekend)

Best Editing – Momiwa

Best Costume – Jagun Jagun

Best Sound – Offshoot

Best Soundtrack – Oloku Ada

Best Use of Food – Nwanyi Abacha

Best Indigenous Film – Jagun Jagun

Best Child Actor – Nifemi Lawal

Best Child Actress – Darasimi Nadi (Unknown Soja)

Most Promising Actor – Ozechi Franklin Izuchuchukwu

Most Promising Actress – Chioma Okafor

Best Production Design – Jagun Jagun

Best Screenplay – Momiwa

Best Use of Food – Orisa

Best Kiss – Halima Ganiyu & David Akande (Eti Keta)

Best Special Effect – Jagun Jagun

Best Documentary – Is It Your Money?

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