Davido, Burna Boy, Nasty C lead Nominees’ List for 6th AFRIMA Continental Awards
Nigerian musicians, Davido and Burna Boy, alongside South African musician Nasty C and North Africa’s Tamer Hosny scored the most nominations for the 6th AFRIMA Continental awards.
The nominations was released by the International Committee of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) on Sunday, August 25, 2019.
It was broadcast live on Africa Independent Television (AIT), RayPower Radio and Kennis FM. The categories for the awards cut across Hip-Hop, Jazz, R’n’B, Pop and Reggae, Ragga and Dancehall.
The Continental categories are made up of the different genres of African music from Hip-Hop, Jazz, R ‘n’B, Pop and Reggae, Ragga and Dancehall.
Other coveted categories include ‘Song of the Year’, ‘Album of the Year’, ‘Producer of the Year’ and ‘Best African Collaboration’ among others.
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Leading the sixth AFRIMA nominations scorecard is South Africa’s Nasty C with nine nominations including ‘Best Male Artiste in Southern Africa’ and ‘Artiste of the Year in Africa’.
His other nominations are ‘Song of the Year in Africa’, ‘Producer of the Year in Africa’, ‘Best African Rapper/Lyricist’, ‘Best African Collaboration’ and ‘Best Artiste, Duo or Group in African Hip-Hop’.
The others are ‘Songwriter of the Year in Africa’ and ‘Best Artiste, Duo or Group in African R’n’B and Soul’.
Following closely is Davido with six nominations including ‘Best Male Artiste in Western Africa’, ‘Artiste of the Year in Africa’, ‘Song of the Year in Africa’ and ‘African Fans’ Favourite’.
Others are ‘Best Artiste, Duo or Group in African R’n’B and Soul’, and ‘Best African Collaboration’ for ‘Blow My Mind’ with Chris Brown.
Burna Boy snagged five nominations including ‘Best Male Artiste in Western Africa’, ‘Artiste of the Year in Africa’ and ‘Song of the Year in Africa’.
Others are ‘Album of the Year in Africa’ and ‘Best African Collaboration’ with ‘Killin Dem’ featuring Zlatan.
Public voting for the sixth AFRIMA Nominees to stand a chance to win the 23.9 Carat Gold-Plated AFRIMA trophy commences on September 1 and closes on November 22.
Yetunde Adegoke
