Gossip & Gists: "I Am Not Dating Chimebuka, We Are Just Friends" - Sensational Act, Jahfizz Cries Out

It is no longer news that Jahfizz, Nigerian sensational act, 2-times Most Intensifying Artiste, The Revelation R&B Artiste Best Afro Pop Lyricist Artiste Of The Year winner is the next big thing a sister would always love to have around her but he seems to have grown strong emotional feelings for Chimebuka and Martha Ankomah, find out.

 

Chimebuka Nnaji, Jahfizz & Martha Ankoma

Back to the memory lane. Could you still remember the previous story on Jahfizz, last seen hanging out with Chimebuka, Genevieve Nnaji's daughter in London?

Well, this same fella just released a 2 minutes and 16 seconds recording titled "Letter To Martha Ankomah" some weeks back, that became the gossip in town, that got many wondering if Jahfizz is in love with both damsels.

With the rate at which the rumour spreads in the air, we were able to gather from a reliable source that the fly handsome dude  the record as an open and official letter to Ghana's charming Martha Ankomah, asking her out and we were able to converse with him via e-mail as we could not connect to him on mobile.

In reply to the message, he wrote:

"Please, I just want to beg you people to stop the rumour!! I am not dating Chimebuka, we are just friends, I met her through a get together party in London.

So, get your facts right.

In other news, I have a crush on Martha Ankomah, my fantasy girl and she shall feature in my coming video".

Gossip & Gists: Genevieve Nnaji Shares Make-up Free Photo

The actress shared this photo on her Instagram page this morning. It takes a lot of self confidence to post a photo like this for the whole world to see, plus she is still stunning without make-up!

Gossip & Gists: Genevieve Nnaji, Funke Akindele Lose Out At Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, As OC Ukeje Wins Big

The first ever edition of the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards was successfully held at the Eko Hotel and Suites on Saturday, March 9, 2013.

The top winners of the night were Nigerian actor O.C Ukeje and Ghana’s Jackie Appiah, who walked away with the ‘Best Actor’ and ‘Best Actress’ award.

The biggest surprises of the night were actresses Genevieve Nnaji and Funke Akindele-Oloyede losing out in their respective categories. Genevieve lost out to Jackie Appiah in the ‘Best Actress’ category and Akindele-Oloyedey lost to Mercy Johnson in the ‘Best Actress – Comedy (Movies/TV)‘ category.

The ‘Best director’ award went to Anita van Hemert and Chantel Carter  for the South African 2011 Drama movie ‘Otelo Burning‘ while veteran filmmaker Tunde Kelani walked away with the award ‘Best Local Language Movie’ (Yoruba) for his latest film ‘Maami’

Long time actor Olu Jacobs received an Industry Merit Award for his outstanding achievements in the industry.

The Winners List below…

Best Actor – Drama (Movies/TV)
OC Ukeje – Two Brides and a Baby

Best Actress – Drama (Movies/TV)
Jackie Appiah – Perfect Picture

Best Supporting Actor – Drama (Movies/TV)
Matthew Nabwiso – A Good Catholic Girl

Best Supporting Actress – Drama (Movies/TV)
Maureen Koech – Lies that Bind

Best Actor – Comedy (Movies/TV)
Hafiz Oyetoro – House a Part

Best Actress – Comedy (Movies/TV)
Mercy Johnson – Dumebi the Dirty Girl

Best Costume Designer
Ngozi Obasi – The Mirror Boy

Best Short Film
Ngendo Mukii – Yellow Fever

Best Writer – Comedy
Tim Greene – Skeem

Best Sound Editor
Michael Botha & Joel Assaizky – Man on Ground

Best Movie Director
Obi Emelonye – The Mirror Boy

Best Lighting Designer
Dave Howe – Otelo Burning

Best Art Director
Anita van Hemert & Chantel Carter – Otelo Burning

Best Movie (Comedy)
Tim Greene – Skeem

Best Picture Editor
Aryan Kaganof – Man on Ground

Best Movie (Drama)
Akin Omotoso/Fabian Adeoye Lojede/Hakeem Kae-Kazim/Rosie Motene – Man on Ground

Best Local Language Movie (Yoruba)
Tunde Kelani – Maami

Best Local Language Movie (Hausa)
A. Ali/Hafizu Bello – Faida Nura

Best Local Langauge Movie (Swahili)
Sameer Srivastava/Sanjni Srivastava – The Ray of Hope

Best Writer (Drama)
Obi Emelonye/Amaka Obi-Emelonye – The Mirror Boy

Best Television Series
Godffrey Mwampembwa/Marie Lora-Mungai – The XYZ Show

Best Cinematographer
Paul Michelson – Man on Ground

Best Make-Up Artist
Jacqui Bannermen – Otelo Burning

Best Movie
Sara Blecher – Otelo Burning

Industry Trailblazer Award
Ivie Okujaiye

Industry Merit Award
Olu Jacobs