Key Dates:

  • Open for entries: 9 January 2025
  • Close for entries: 6 February 2025
  • Nominees announced: 7 May 2025
  • Awards ceremony: June 2025
Minister of the Year
Minister of the Year
Airline of the Year
Bank of the Year
Telecom Company of the Year
TV Station of the Year
Radio Station of the Year
Online Publication of the Year
Print Media of the Year
Senator of the Year
House of Representative Legislator of the Year
Government Agency of the Year
Product/Brand of the Year
Corporate Personality of the Year
Enterprise Award of the Year
Community Support of the Year
NGO of the Year
State of the Year (North East)
State of the Year (North Central)
State of the Year (North West)
State of the Year (South East)
State of the Year (South South)
State of the Year (South West)
Blogger of the Year
Sportsperson of the Year (Men)
Sportsperson of the Year (Women)
Nigerian Fashion Icon of the Year
Nigerian Actor of the Year
Nigerian Female Artiste of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
Airline of the Year
  • Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
  • Festus Keyamo
  • David Umahi
  • Nyesom Wike
  • Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa
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  • Air Peace
  • Dana Air
  • Arik Air
  • Ibom Air
  • Overland Airways
  • Vote
  • Zenith Bank
  • Keystone Bank
  • Jaiz Bank
  • FirstBank
  • Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa
  • Vote
  • MTN Nigeria
  • Spectranet
  • Airtel Nigeria
  • Glo Nigeria
  • 9mobile
  • Vote
  • Channels Television
  • Festus Keyamo
  • AIT
  • NTA
  • TVC News
  • Vote
  • Wazobia FM
  • Cool FM
  • BEAT FM
  • Nigeria Info FM
  • Brila FM
  • Vote
  • Pulse Nigeria
  • The Cable
  • Premium Times
  • Sahara Reporters
  • BellaNaija
  • Vote
  • The Guardian
  • Punch Newspaper
  • ThisDay
  • Daily Trust
  • Vanguard Newspaper
  • Vote
  • Hon. Tajudeen Abbas
  • Senator Godswill Akpabio
  • Senator Bamidele Opeyemi
  • Senator Ali Ndume
  • Senator Adams Oshiomhole
  • Senator Orji Kalu
  • Senator Natasha Uduaghan
  • Vote
  • EFCC
  • Nigeria Immigration Services
  • FIRS
  • NAFDAC
  • NEPC
  • Vote
  • Dangote Cement
  • Innoson Vehicles
  • Peak Milk
  • Indomie Noodles
  • Power Oil
  • Vote
  • Aliko Dangote
  • Tony Elumelu
  • Folorunsho Alakija
  • Abdul Samad Rabiu
  • Dr. Cosmas Maduka
  • Vote
  • Flutterwave
  • Farmcrowdy
  • Andela
  • Opay
  • Jumia Nigeria
  • Vote
  • Honourable Tajudeen Abbas
  • Hon. Abubakar Kabir Bichi
  • Hon. Jaafaru Yakubu
  • Hon. Remi Oseni
  • Rt. Benjamin Kalu
  • Vote
  • Slum2School
  • She Leads Africa
  • LEAP Africa
  • Teach for Nigeria
  • Ace Charity
  • Vote
  • ActionAid Nigeria
  • Stand to End Rape Initiative
  • Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria
  • Mirabel Centre
  • WARIF
  • Vote
  • Borno State
  • Adamawa State
  • Bauchi State
  • Gombe State
  • Taraba State
  • Yobe State
  • Vote
  • Benue State
  • Kogi State
  • Kwara State
  • Nasarawa State
  • Niger State
  • Plateau State
  • Vote
  • Kaduna State
  • Kano State
  • Katsina State
  • Kebbi State
  • Sokoto State
  • Zamfara State
  • Vote
  • Imo State
  • Anambra State
  • Enugu State
  • Ebonyi State
  • Abia State
  • Vote
  • Rivers State
  • Delta State
  • Akwa Ibom State
  • Cross River State
  • Bayelsa State
  • Edo State
  • Vote
  • Lagos State
  • Ogun State
  • Ondo State
  • Oyo State
  • Ekiti State
  • Osun State
  • Vote
  • Tunde Ednut
  • Linda Ikeji
  • Reno Omokri
  • Noble Igwe
  • Uche Pedro
  • Vote
  • Victor Osimhen
  • Divine Oduduru
  • Aruna Quadri
  • Vote
  • Tobi Amusan
  • Asisat Oshoala
  • Ese Brume
  • Vote
  • Adebayo Oke-Lawal
  • Ade Bakare
  • Ruth Erikan James
  • Tiannah’s Place Empire (Toyin Lawani)
  • Vote
  • Bisola Aiyeola
  • Sandra Okunzuwa
  • Funke Akindele
  • Chinedu Ikedieze
  • Vote
  • Temilade Openiyi, known professionally as Tems
  • Simisola Bolatito Kosoko (Simi)
  • Yemi Alade
  • Vote
  • Senator Godswill Akpabio
  • Hon. Tajudeen Abbas
  • Senator Oluremi Tinubu
  • Vote

Minister of the Year

  1. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
  2. Festus Keyamo
  3. David Umahi
  4. Nyesom Wike
  5. Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa

Airline of the Year

  1. Air Peace
  2. Dana Air
  3. Arik Air
  4. Ibom Air
  5. Overland Airways

Bank of the Year

  1. Zenith Bank
  2. Keystone Bank
  3. Jaiz Bank
  4. FirstBank
  5. Access Bank

Telecom Company of the Year

  1. MTN Nigeria
  2. Spectranet
  3. Airtel Nigeria
  4. Glo Nigeria
  5. 9mobile

TV Station of the Year

  1. Channels Television
  2. Africa Magic
  3. AIT (Africa Independent Television)
  4. NTA (Nigerian Television Authority)
  5. TVC News

Radio Station of the Year

  1. Wazobia FM
  2. Cool FM
  3. Beat FM
  4. Nigeria Info FM
  5. Brila FM

Online Publication of the Year

  1. Pulse Nigeria
  2. The Cable
  3. Premium Times
  4. Sahara Reporters
  5. BellaNaija

Print Media of the Year

  1. The Guardian
  2. Punch Newspaper
  3. ThisDay
  4. Daily Trust
  5. Vanguard Newspaper

Federal Legislator of the Year

  1. Senator Godswill Akpabio
  2. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas
  3. Senator Oluremi Tinubu

Government Agency of the Year

  1. EFCC
  2. Nigeria Immigration Service
  3. FIRS
  4. NAFDAC
  5. NEPC

Product/Brand of the Year

  1. Dangote Cement
  2. Innoson Vehicles
  3. Peak Milk
  4. Indomie Noodles
  5. Power Oil

Corporate Personality of the Year

  1. Aliko Dangote
  2. Tony Elumelu
  3. Folorunsho Alakija
  4. Abdul Samad Rabiu
  5. Dr. Cosmas Maduka

Enterprise Award of the Year

  1. Flutterwave
  2. Farmcrowdy
  3. Andela
  4. Opay
  5. Jumia Nigeria

Community Support of the Year

  1. Slum2School
  2. She Leads Africa
  3. LEAP Africa
  4. Teach for Nigeria
  5. Ace Charity

NGO of the Year

  1. ActionAid Nigeria
  2. Stand to End Rape Initiative
  3. Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria
  4. Mirabel Centre
  5. WARIF

State of the Year (North East)

  1. Borno State
  2. Adamawa State
  3. Bauchi State
  4. Gombe State
  5. Taraba State
  6. Yobe State

State of the Year (South West)

  1. Lagos State
  2. Ogun State
  3. Ondo State
  4. Oyo State
  5. Ekiti State
  6. Osun State

State of the Year (South South)

  1. Rivers State
  2. Delta State
  3. Akwa Ibom State
  4. Cross River State
  5. Bayelsa State
  6. Edo State

State of the Year (South East)

  1. Imo State
  2. Anambra State
  3. Enugu State
  4. Ebonyi State
  5. Abia State