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The NEAawards2015 

As usual we are concerned about the music categories, check below to see if your favourite nominee/artiste went home smiling with a plaque.
Best Female Act – Yemi Alade
Best New Act – Kiss Daniel
Best Pop Act –
Best R&B Act – Praiz
Best Rap Act –
Best Music Producer –
Album of the Year –
Best Afrobeat Act –
Best Gospel Act –
Most Promising Act – Simi
Best Indigenous Act – Pasuma
Best Collaboration –
Best Dance/Live Performer – MC Galaxy
Female Disc Jockey – DJ Cuppy
Best Music Video – Unlimited LA – Aww ( Di’Ja)
Best Diaspora Act – Stylezz
Best African Act – Eddie Kenzo

NEAawards 2015Hosts  Osas Ajibade and Is your boy Iceprince


The x3m star Praiz bags the 2015 RnB Artist of the Year  congrats praiz 
Yemi Alade for the people them yayyyyyy congrats boo Best New Act NEAawards2015 keep it up girl!!!


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