Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role

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The Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role is an annual merit by the Africa Film Academy to recognize and reward actresses in a supporting role in a film. [1]

2005 Best Supporting Actress winner Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Omotola Jalade Ekeinde WEF 2015.png
2005 Best Supporting Actress winner Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
2012 Best Supporting Actress winner Terry Pheto Terry Pheto at the 2014 Zanzibar International Film Festival.jpg
2012 Best Supporting Actress winner Terry Pheto
Best Actress (Supporting role)
YearNomineesFilmResult
2005 Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Won
2006 Onyeka Onwenu Widow’s CotWon
Oge Okoye Eagle’s BrideNominated
Georgina Onuoha Secret AdventureNominated
Adji DialoSofiaNominated
Awa Gassama Arrou (Prevention)Nominated
2007 Jackie Aygemang Beyonce: The President's DaughterWon
Noelie Funmi AgbendegbaAbeniNominated
Ireti Doyle Sitanda Nominated
2008 Joke Silva White Waters & 30 Days Won
Ireti Doyle Across the Niger Nominated
Yhama Brew Princess Tyra Nominated
Patience Ozokwor New JerusalemNominated
Bimbo Akintola Cash MoneyNominated
Uche Jombo Keep My WillNominated
2009 Mercy Johnson Live to RememberWon
Aggie KebirungiBattle of the SoulNominated
Mosun Filani Jenifa Nominated
Daphney Hlomuka Gugu and Andile Nominated
Chika Ike The AssassinNominated
2010 Tapiwa Gwaza Seasons of a lifeWon
Doris Sakitey A Sting in a Tale Nominated
Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi The Figurine Nominated
Yvonne Nelson Heart of Men Nominated
2011 Marlene Longage Viva Riva! Won
Mary Twala HopevilleNominated
Joyce NtalabeThe Rivaling ShadowNominated
Tina Mba Tango With Me Nominated
Yvonne Okoro Pool PartyNominated
2012 Terry Pheto How to Steal 2 Million Won
Ebbe Bassey Ties That Bind Nominated
Empress Njamah Bank JobNominated
Ngozi Ezeonu Adesuwa Nominated
Thelma Okoduwa Mr. and Mrs. Nominated
Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Ties That Bind Nominated
2013 Hermelinda Cimela Virgin MagaridaWon
Patience Ozokwor Turning Point Nominated
Linda Ejiofor Meeting Nominated
Crista EkaNinah’s DowryNominated
Foluke Daramola CobwebNominated
2014 Patience Ozokwor After the ProposalWon
Vinaya Sungkur The Children of TroumaronNominated
Marie Humbert Potomanto Nominated
Barbara Soky Brother's Keeper Nominated
Lee-Ann van RooiOf Good ReportNominated
2015 Hilda Dokubo StigmaWon
Ama Ampofo Devil in the Detail Nominated
Toulou Kiki Timbuktu Nominated
Reina Salicoulibaly Run Nominated
Prossy RukundoBoda Boda ThievesNominated
2016 Thishiwe Ziqubu Tell Me Sweet Something Won
Maureen Okpoko Missing GodNominated
Ijeoma Grace Agu Jimi Bendel/Taxi Driver Nominated
Bontle Modiselle Hear Me Move Nominated
Nthati Moshesh Ayanda Nominated
Linda Ejiofor Out of Luck Nominated
2017 [2] Angelique Kidjo The CEO Won
Inna Modja WuluNominated
Theresa Edem Ayamma Nominated
Taiwo Ajai-Lycett Oloibiri Nominated
Nomonde Mbusi Vaya Nominated
Somkele Iyamah 93 Days Nominated
2018 Joke Silva Potato Potahto Won
Sika Osei In LineNominated
Sivenathi Mabuya Lucky Specials Nominated
Rahama Sadau Hakkunde Nominated
Toyin Abraham Esohe Nominated
Somkele Iyamah 93 Days Nominated
2019 Adesua Etomi King of Boys Won
Eniola Shobayo Knockout Blessing Nominated
Linda Ejiofor Knockout Blessing Nominated
Kandyse McClure Sew the Winter to My Skin Nominated
Joke Silva Light in the Dark Nominated
Arlete Bombe Redemption Nominated
2020 Maryam Booth The Milkmaid Won
Charmaine MujeriMirageNominated
Linda Ejiofor 4th Republic Nominated
Ndamo Damarise The Fisherman's Diary Nominated
Tina Mba The Set Up Nominated
Faniswa Yisa Knuckle City Nominated
Evelyne Juhen Desrances Nominated
2021 Hazel Hinda Hairareb Won
Gloria Anozie-Young Rattlesnake: The Ahanna Story Nominated
Naana Hayford Chasing LullabyNominated
Tumi Morake Seriously Single Nominated
Ini Edo The Citation Nominated

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References

  1. "Official website of the AMAAs". Africa Film Academy. Retrieved 21 May 2014.
  2. "AMAA 2017 nominees". AMAA website. Archived from the original on 2018-08-13. Retrieved 2017-11-12.