A court in the United States has declined to release confidential Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) files connected to President Bola Tinubu.

Recall that the FBI vowed to release of 2,500 documents associated with President Tinubu by the end of October.

However, the court’s ruling declared that only documents that is not related to the president will be made available to the public.

The lawsuit in question was initiated by investigative journalist David Hundeyin, and Aaron Greenspan.

They contended that the public have legitimate right to access information regarding the president’s historical background.

They also argued that the FBI records could potentially offer insights into his alleged involvement in criminal activities.

The 2023 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) was held on 29th October 2023 at the Balmoral convention center, Sheraton, Ikeja, Lagos State.

Nigerian actors such as Tobi Bakre received the Best Actor in a Leading Role; Nse Ikep-Etim became the first Nigerian to win the Best Lead Actress award after four years.

Kunle Afolayan’s Anikulapo won the best overall film at the awards.

Here is the complete list of winners of the 19th edition of the prestigious awards.

Efere Ozaka Award For Best Short Film

Lions (Ethiopia) – Winner

Ousmane Sembene Award For Best Film In An African Language

Anikulapo (Nigeria) – Winner

Michael Anyiam Osigwe Award For Best Film By An African-born Director Living Abroad

KOFA (Nigeria/Canada) – Jude Idada – Winner

Best Diaspora Short Film

Raw Materials (Jamaica) – Directed by Sosiessia Nixon – Winner

Best Diaspora Documentary

Sound of the Police (United States) – Directed by Stanley Nelson – Winner

Best Diaspora Narrative Feature

Our Father, The Devil (United States) – Directed by Ellie Foumbi – Winner

Best Achievement in Production Design

Pat Nebo – Anikulapo – Nigeria – Winner

Best Achievement in Costume Design

Djibril Drame – Xalé – Senegal – Winner

Best Achievement in Make-Up

Campell Precious Arebamen – Mami Wata – Nigeria – Winner

Best Achievement in Soundtrack

Fight Like a Girl – Rwanda – Winner

Best Achievement in Visual Effects

Emmanuel Bassey – Gangs of Lagos – Nigeria – Winner

Best Achievement in Sound

Vianney Aube – Sira – Burkina Faso – Winner

Best Achievement in Cinematograph

Lilis Soares – Mami Wata – Nigeria – Winner

Best Achievement in Editing

Bertrand Conard – Omen – DRC – Winner

Best Achievement in Screenplay

Ben Diogay Beye – Xalé – Senegal – Winner

National Film and Update Censors Board (NFVB) Award for Best Nigerian Film

Mami Wata – Winner

Best Young/Promising Actor

Maleek Sanni – Gangs of Lagos – Winner

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Jimmy-Jean Louis – Rise – Winner

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Rokhaya Niang – Xalé – Senegal – Winner

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Tobi Bakre – Brotherhood – Nigeria – Winner

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Nse Ikpe Etim – 4-4-44 (Four Four Forty-Four) – Nigeria – Winner

First Debut Feature by a Director

Baloji – Omen – DRC – Winner

Best Director

Apolline Traore – Sira – Winner

Best Film

Xalé- Senegal – Winner

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A Nigerian woman has inspired many with her determination to complete school despite her age and being married with children.

After giving birth to her last child in 2018, the woman identified as Precious Chioma Ugwoke had returned to secondary school to restart from JSS3.

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Precious Chioma Ugwoke completed secondary school education in 2022, but she didn’t stop there; she has now gained admission into the University of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka.

Her husband, Ugwoke Oloto Odobo, shared the good news on Facebook with photos from her matriculation.

Netizens react

Asogwa Osmond Chima: “Congratulations madam, really determination is success. This is really shining example of no time is late, only if you can have courage and determination.”

Omeje Okwudili Sunday: “Awesome, congratulations and more grease to her elbows. Keep it up.”

Idoko Donatus Johncross: “She amazes me. A very rare and thorough breed. She should be used as a role model to all women and should be encouraged by all these women activists. I believe that by the time she graduates, she should be made to go round the girl’s schools and give talks.”

Paul Maduka: “Big Congratulations to her, determination is the key to success.”

Lazarus Eze: “Great DETERMINATION. Congratulations.”