APCN Humanitarian Awards
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| Sponsored by | Guiness,Aid People Change Nigeria Charity and Orphanage Organisation |
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| First awarded | December 11, 2008 |
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The APCN Humanitarian Awards (APCN Awards) were established in Benin City in December 2008.The award is the highest humanitarian awards of the organisation to recognize the contributions of an individual, Organisations, entertainers, Countries, Politicians, Newspapers with a special focus on immense contributions to humanitarianism with exemplary efforts..[1][2]
Ceremonies[edit]
- 2008 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2009 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2010 APCN Humanitarian Awards (No ceremony)
- 2011 APCN Humanitarian Awards (No ceremony)
- 2012 APCN Humanitarian Awards (No ceremony)
- 2013 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2014 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2015 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2016 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2017 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2018 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2019 APCN Humanitarian Awards
- 2020 APCN Humanitarian Awards
2008 APCN Awards[edit]
The first edition was sponsored by Nigeria Guiness plc . The ceremony was held in Benin City Edo state in 2008, at Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium. The award was first received by Majek Fashek and it was presented by Victor Uwaifo and "Ambassador Becky Edionewe". The award ceremony was broadcasted on Channels TV and Nigerian Television Authority with other local radio stations[3]
Performances[edit]
- Osayomore Joseph – Efewedo
- Prof. Richard Ugiagbe – OVBIOBARIOBA
Winners[edit]
- Award of Excellence: Majek Fashek
- Award of Excellence: Angelique Kidjo
- Award of Excellence: Femi Kuti
2009 APCN Awards[edit]
The 2nd Apcn Awards show took place on 11th November 2009 and was held at the Trinity College Dublin in Dublin. The show was broadcast on by Hugo Duncan on BBC Radio Ulster and hosted by Volunteer Ireland.
Performances[edit]
- Pat Edo – Amen
- Promise Bon – Comedy
Winners[edit]
- Exemplary leader of the Year : Eibhlin Byrne
- Philanthropist of the Year : King Wadada
- Best Humanitarian activist of the Year : Majek Fashek
2013-2014 APCN Awards[edit]
The 6th and 7th editions show took place on same month of 11th November annually, and was held at same location in University of Benin (Nigeria). The show was broadcast on Nigerian Television Authority and hosted by International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Edo state unit.
Winners 2013[edit]
- Award of Excellence : University of Benin Teaching Hospital
- Award of Excellence : Lions Clubs International
- Award of Excellence : Edo farmers club
- Award of Excellence : Scout Association of Nigeria
- Award of Excellence : Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen
- Award of Excellence : Kenedy Uyi Oviahon
- Award of Excellence : Bright Uzamere
- Award of Excellence : Gentle Osifo
- Award of Excellence : Odigie Johnson
- Award of Excellence : Mr Idaogbon Ogieva
- Award of Excellence : Banks Osagie
- Award of Excellence : Elvis Osagie
Winners 2014[edit]
- Rosemary Abusomwan Omoijade – “Winner” Entertainment Executive of the Year
- Pat Edo – “Winner” (Inspiration) Winner – Best Album of the Year
- Queen Stainless – Female Artist of the Year
- Queensleynice Owen Osifo – “Winner” Female charity Champion”of the Year
- Helen Aisowera – “Winner” Fashion Model of the Year
- Promise John – “Winner” Ambassador of Hope
- Edo club Ireland -“Winner” Exemplary Club of the Year
- Precious Obarisiagbon Ofili – “Winner” Best Female Entrepreneur of the Year
- Mr Victor Adagbonyin – “Winner” Ambassador of Change
- Juliet Omoikhudu – “Winner” Best Collaboration of the Year
- Joel Eseka – “Winner” for Best Nigerian Entrepreneur of the Year
- Halima Animetu Alenkhe – “Winner” for Exemplary Leader of the Year
- Primrose Obata Dodo -“Winner” Entertainment Personality of the Year
- Harifa daly – Best OAP of the Ye
2015 - 2018 APCN Awards[edit]
The 8th, 9th and 10th editions ceremony took place at Edo College and was hosted by Amb. Becky Edionewe. The show was broadcasted on 95.75 fm – Edo Broadcasting Service, Aduwawa in Edo state
Winners[edit]
- Ambassador of Peace (Winner) - Mercedes Monden (book author) -2015
- Ambassador of Peace (Winner) - Mercedes Monden (book author) -2016
- Brand Ambassador of APCN (winner) - Pat Edomhiaye (Pat Edo) Musician-2017
- GAA -Co-Kildare “Winner” - “Best Irish Social Club” (2018)
- Irish Boy Scout “Winner” - “Best humanitarian Team of the Year” 2018
- Lions Club “Winner” - “Best Exemplary Social Club” (2018)
- Irish Wheelchair Association “Winner”for “Best Charitable Collaboration of the year” (2018)
- Guiness Plc “Winner”for “Charity Champion” of the Year (2018)
- Promise Bon “Winner”for “Best Nigerian Female Comedian” of the Year (2018)
- Iwinosa Orphanage home “Winner” - “truly outstanding” of the Year (2018)
- Pat Edo “Winner”for “Ambassador of Hope” (2018)
- Tiken Jah Fakoly “Winner”for ” Best Charitable Singer” of the Year (2018)
- Sunny Fashions “Winner” for “Best African/Irish Fashion Designer ” of the Year (2018)
- Kelly Momoh “Winner” for “Best Nigerian Entrepreneur of the Year” (2018)
- Edo Boss stylist “Winner” for “Best African stylist ” of the Year (2018)
- Asia Market “Winner”for “Best Exemplary Market ” of the Year (2018)
- The Wheel (charity) “Winner” “Perfect Partnership” of the Year (2018)
- Edo Community Ireland “Winner”for “Best Ethnic group” of the Year (2018)
- The Grand Social “Winner” for “Best inspirational club ” of the Year 2018
- Peace Ambassador (winner) - Helen Obi Adaobi (Olumireggae) singer -2018
2019 APCN Awards[edit]
The 11th Apcn Awards show took place on 3rd November 2019 and was held in Dublin. The show was broadcast on air by BBC Radio Ulster and Facebook live . The ceremony was hosted by Amb.Becky Edionewe[4]and co hosted by Lord Mayor of South Dublin mayor Cllr Trevor Gilligan PC [5]
2020 APCN Awards[edit]
The twelfth edition was took place on the 1 November – 7 December 2020. Hosted by Evi Edna Ogholi and was broadcasted live on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube live streaming[6]. Unfortunately artistic performance and other social gatherings between honorees and event organizers wasn't successful, The awardee plaques were posted to honorees through post, due to COVID-19 pandemic threat and social distancing safefy laws implemenented by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [7][8][9][10]
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Official page, Facebook
- Official Channel, YouTube
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References[edit]
- ↑ "About APCN humanitarian awards". aidpeoplechangenaija.org. 2020-11-07. Retrieved 2020-11-07.
- ↑ "Brief details about innovators of apcn humanitarian award sponsors". Vanguard (Nigeria) Newspaper. Retrieved 6 January 2021.
- ↑ "Brief details about innovators of apcn humanitarian award sponsors". Vanguard (Nigeria) Newspaper. Retrieved 6 January 2021.
- ↑ https://theworldnews.net/ng-news/apcn-humanitarian-11th-award-event-holds-in-dublin
- ↑ - APCN HUMANITARIAN AWARD 2019 by - Cllr Trevor Gilligan PC
- ↑ "Evi Edna Ogholi begs fans says shes back for good". The Punch News. 2020-11-07. Retrieved 2020-11-07.
- ↑ "Apcn humanitarian awards 2020 to announce winners". Vanguard (Nigeria) News. 2020-12-03. Retrieved 2020-12-03.
- ↑ APCN Humanitarian Awardees - 2020
- ↑ https://leadership.ng/davido-tiwa-savage-wizkid-winning-jah-others-for-apcn-humanitarian-online-award-2020/
- ↑ - Dangote, Femi Otedola, Falz, Patoranking, Others Nominated For APCN Humanitarian Award 2020
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