Nigerian Teens Choice Awards

Nigerian Teens Choice Awards (also known as The NTC Awards or NTCA honours), first introduced, and launched in August 2012 by Nelson Ese Williams, for teen excellence and awards personalities who influence the teen world in Nigeria. The NTC Awards, consisting of music, entertainment, media, fashion, sport, art, social achievement, individual personalities in film, and social media in Nigeria.

Nigerian Teens Choice Awards
Current: 2018 Nigerian Teens Choice Awards
Awarded forTeen excellence in Nigeria
Sponsored byZenith Bank, Redance Africa, Seplat Petroleum Development Company, NTA, Pepsi Nigeria, Silverbird Entertainment, Planet TV,[1] DAAR Communications[2]
CountryNigeria
Presented byNelson Ese Williams
First awardedAugust 2012
WebsiteOfficial website
Television/radio coverage
NetworkSilverbird Television
Planet TV
AIT
NTA
Produced byNelson E Williams Promotion
Directed byNelson Ese Williams

History

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The event is composed of 50 categories, and the 1st edition of the Nigerian Teens Choice Awards was held in 2012, and winners of the ceremony include Burna Boy, Korede Bello, Sina Rambo, Denrele Edun, Dammy Krane, and Wande Coal among others. At the 4th edition of the award, NTCA honours 52 Teens, including Tay Iwar, Efe Orake, and Speroach Beatz among others.[3] At the 6th edition of the ceremony, Nelson Ese Williams introduced 6 new categories.[4] On 24 July 2016, while speaking at a briefing in Abuja Nelson, said the 2016 edition is likely to have about 60 categories of nominations.[4]

Ceremonies

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# Date Venue Host city Host
1st 2012 Abuja
2nd 2013
3rd 17 August 2014 Denrele Edun
4th 9 August 2015 Congress Hall, Transcorp Hilton Abuja Funke Akindele
Denrele Edun
5th 7 August 2016 Abuja International Conference Centre Wofai Samuel
VJ Ehiz
6th 6 August 2017 Lagos
7th 6 August 2018 Tobi Bakre

Award categories

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The following are the present categories:

Music categories

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  • Choice Male Artist
  • Choice Female Artist
  • Choice Hip Hop Artist
  • Choice Afro Beat & Pop Artist
  • Choice New Song of the Year
  • Choice Upcoming Artist
  • Choice Producer
  • Choice Male Vocalist
  • Choice Female Vocalist
  • Choice Song Collaboration
  • Choice DJ
  • Choice Most Promising Act (Male)
  • Choice Most Promising Act (Female)

Media/Entertainment

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  • Choice Media Personality
  • Choice Publicist
  • Choice Online Blogger/Blog
  • Choice Outstanding Male Photographer
  • Choice Outstanding Female Photographer
  • Choice Youtube Channel

Fashion/Style

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  • Choice Fashion Stylist
  • Choice Fashion Designer
  • Choice Fashion Blogger
  • Choice Most Fashionable (Male)
  • Choice Most Fashionable (Female)
  • Choice Male Model
  • Choice Female Model
  • Choice Clothing Brand
  • Choice Make Up Artist
  • Choice Beauty Web-Star

Art/Theatre

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  • Choice Most Artistic Personality
  • Choice Upcoming Actress
  • Choice Male Dance Act
  • Choice Female Dance Act
  • Choice Dance Group
  • Choice Most Talented Personality
  • Choice Comic/Humor Personality
  • Choice Compere/Host
  • Choice Poet/Novel Icon of the Year
  • Choice Visual and Graphic Designer
  • Choice Most Creative Personality

Sport

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  • Choice Male Sport Personality
  • Choice Female Sport Personality

Personality

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  • Choice Most Sociable Male Personality
  • Choice Most Sociable Female Personality
  • Choice Outstanding Male Personality
  • Choice Outstanding Female Personality

Social Achievement

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  • Choice Male Entrepreneur of the Year
  • Choice Female Entrepreneur of the Year
  • Choice Most Influential Personality
  • Choice Philanthropist of the Year

References

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  1. ^ "Our Partners". 14 September 2017. Archived from the original on 2017-09-14. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
  2. ^ "Nigerian Teen Choice Awards". 18 September 2017. Archived from the original on 2017-09-18. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
  3. ^ "NTCA honours 52 teens at 2015 Choice Awards". Daily Trust. 16 August 2015. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
  4. ^ a b "Top artistes to grace 2016 Teens Choice Awards". The Nation Nigeria. 24 July 2016. Retrieved 5 August 2021.