--Advertisement--

Future Awards Africa unveils 2014 finalists

The Future Awards Africa (TFAA) has unveiled its 2014 finalists.

The organisers said the finalists were thoroughly screened by an independent audit committee and its board of judges.

“We are delighted to announce the finalists for this year’s awards,” Elikem Nutifafa, a member of the independent audit committee, said.

“It was a painstaking process but we are happy that the quality of nominations keeps rising every year. These are the brightest stars of Africa’s, today and future.”

Advertisement

Since it debuted in 2006, TFAA, which is targeted at celebrating outstanding Africans between the ages of 18 years and 31 years, has produced more than 150 winners and 1500 nominees.

The winners of the 2014 edition will be announced at a ceremony in Lagos, on December 7.

Below is a list of the finalists.

Advertisement

TFAA Prize in Technology

Jamilia Abass, Linda Kwamboka & Susan Oguya (Kenya)

Mark Essien (Nigeria)

Joshua Okello (Kenya)

Advertisement

TFAA Prize in Community Action

Jake Okechukwu (Nigeria)

Nixon Ochatre (Uganda)

Tricia Ikponmwonba (Nigeria)

Advertisement

TFAA Prize in Public Service

Lukman Jaji (Nigeria)

Advertisement

Okwuone Nkechi (Nigeria)

Ahmed Salihijo (Nigeria)

Advertisement

TFAA Prize in Advocacy

Kennedy Odede (Kenya)

Advertisement

Boniface Mwangi (Kenya)

Abdikadir Aden Hassan (Kenya)

TFAA Prize in Enterprise Support

Sanga Moses (Uganda)

Bunmi Otegbade (Nigeria)

Justin Stanford (South Africa)

TFAA Prize in Entertainment

Panshak ‘Ice Prince’ Zamani (Nigeria)

Michael Kwesi ‘Sarkodie’ Owusu (Ghana)

Nasibu Adul ‘Diamond’ Juma (Tanzania)

TFAA Prize in Agriculture

Olawale Isaiah Ojo (Nigeria)

Charles Nichols and Samir Ibrahim (Kenya)

Nasir Yammama (Nigeria)

The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business

Eseoghene Odiete (Nigeria)

Ally Edha Awadh (Tanzania)

Andrew Mupuya (Uganda)

TFAA Prize in Education

Regina Agyare (Ghana)

Obanor Chukwuwezam & Ogunlana Olumide (Nigeria)

Philip Obaji Jr (Nigeria)

TFAA Prize for Young Person of the Year

Kayode Disu (Nigeria)

Joel Mwale (Kenya)

Sangu Delle (Ghana)

Alengot Oromait (Uganda)

David Adedeji ‘Davido’ Adeleke (Nigeria)

 

Add a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

error: Content is protected from copying.