At the 2017 African Movie Academy Awards, Nigerian veteran actor and comedian Nkem Owoh was honoured for his work in the industry with a lifetime achievement award.
The award was presented to him at this year’s ceremony, held Saturday night at the Convention Hall of Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The award, which was given to Pete Edochie last year, was presented to Owoh by a member of the AMAA jury, Shaibu Husseini.
Accepting his statuette, Owoh dedicated his award to peacemakers all over the world.
Recalling his attempt at starting an award platform, the actor commended the founder of AMAA, Peace Anyiam Osigwe for her consistency and dedication to promoting the African film makers and their works.
The award was presented to him at this year’s ceremony, held Saturday night at the Convention Hall of Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The award, which was given to Pete Edochie last year, was presented to Owoh by a member of the AMAA jury, Shaibu Husseini.
Accepting his statuette, Owoh dedicated his award to peacemakers all over the world.
Recalling his attempt at starting an award platform, the actor commended the founder of AMAA, Peace Anyiam Osigwe for her consistency and dedication to promoting the African film makers and their works.
Owoh, who won his first AMAA in 2008, is popular for his roles in movies like "Osuofia in London," "Things Fall Apart," "Onye Eze," "Ukwa" among others.
He will next be seen in the upcoming and anticipated Genevieve Nnaji's directorial debut, "Lion Heart."
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