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Seven Nigerian Artistes Makes Nomination In The MOBO Awards (Full List)

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The 26th edition of the MOBO Awards, the UK’s grandest celebration of Black music and culture, is gearing up to dazzle Sheffield on 7th February, 2024. This year’s nominees have been announced, with a fantastic lineup of talent ready to take the stage at Utilita Arena Sheffield. Tickets for this landmark event are available now, right here.

The MOBO Awards have always been about more than just music; this year is no exception. With an eye on celebrating all facets of black culture in arts, sports, and media, the awards promise a night of electrifying live performances and special honours, including the Paving The Way and Lifetime Achievement Award. The MOBO Impact and MOBO Pioneer Awards are new to this year’s ceremony.

Female artists are making waves this year, dominating top categories like Album of The Year, Song of The Year, and Best Newcomer. Among the notables, 22-year-old singer PinkPantheress, last year’s Best Female Act winner, is again nominated in that category, along with nominations for Song of The Year and Best Electronic/Dance Act.

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Leading the nominations with four each are Little Simz and Stormzy. Little Simz is in the running for Best Female Act, Album of the Year, Video of The Year, and Best Hip Hop Act. Stormzy, a six-time MOBO Award winner, is nominated for Best Male Act, Album of The Year, Song of The Year, and Video of The Year.

Central Cee, J Hus, PinkPantheress, and RAYE are close behind, each securing three nominations. The Best African Act category highlights rising stars like Tyla and Ayra Starr, while the Best Dance/Electronic Act sees female artists like Aluna and Shygirl making their mark.

Voting is now open, so be sure to visit voting.mobo.com to cast yours.

Nominees for the 26th MOBO Awards include:

BEST MALE ACT

CENTRAL CEE

DAVE

D-BLOCK EUROPE

J HUS

NINES

STORMZY

BEST FEMALE ACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHEA MOISTURE

FLO

JORJA SMITH

LITTLE SIMZ

MAHALIA

PINKPANTHERESS

RAYE

ALBUM OF THE YEAR

EZRA COLLECTIVE – WHERE I’M MEANT TO BE

J HUS – BEAUTIFUL AND BRUTAL YARD 

LITTLE SIMZ – NO THANK YOU

POTTER PAYPER – REAL BACK IN STYLE 

RAYE – MY 21ST CENTURY BLUES

STORMZY – THIS IS WHAT I MEAN 

SONG OF THE YEAR SUPPORTED BY BBC RADIO 1XTRA

CENTRAL CEE & DAVE – ‘SPRINTER’

J HUS FEAT. DRAKE – ‘WHO TOLD YOU’ 

JORJA SMITH – ‘LITTLE THINGS’ 

PINKPANTHERESS & ICE SPICE – ‘BOYS A LIAR PT.2’

RAYE & 070 SHAKE – ‘ESCAPISM’

STORMZY – ‘HIDE & SEEK’ 

BEST NEWCOMER IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE NEW MOVIE ‘BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE’ 

AMA LOU

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ANTSLIVE

DEBBIE

JAYO

NIPPA

NO GUIDNCE

RIMZEE

STRANDZ

TAMERA

TUNDE

VIDEO OF THE YEAR

ANTSLIVE – ‘NUMBER ONE CANDIDATE’ (DIRECTED BY TOM EMMERSON)

ENNY – ‘NO MORE NAIJA MEN’ (DIRECTED BY OTIS DOMINIQUE)

JORDS – ‘DIRT IN THE DIAMOND EP1: MOBAY FEAT. TAY IWAR / STAY CLOSE FEAT. KRANIUM’ (DIRECTED BY RENEE MARIA OSUBU)

LITTLE SIMZ – ‘GORILLA’ (DIRECTED BY DAVE MEYERS)

STORMZY – ‘MEL MADE ME DO IT‘ (DIRECTED BY KLVDR)

TION WAYNE – ‘HEALING’ (DIRECTED BY WOWA)

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BEST R&B/SOUL ACT

BELLAH

JAZ KARIS

MAHALIA

RAGZ ORIGINALE

SAMPHA

SAULT

BEST HIP HOP ACT

AVELINO

CLAVISH

DIGGA D

ENNY

FREDO

GIGGS

LITTLE SIMZ

LOYLE CARNER

NINES

POTTER PAYPER

BEST GRIME ACT

BUGZY MALONE

DUPPY

FLOWDAN

MANGA SAINT HILARE

NOVELIST

P MONEY

BEST DRILL ACT SUPPORTED BY TRENCH

CENTRAL CEE

HEADIE ONE

K-TRAP

KWENGFACE

M24

RUSS MILLIONS

TEEZANDOS

UNKNOWN T

BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT (US) 

DOJA CAT

DRAKE & 21 SAVAGE

TRAVIS SCOTT

ICE SPICE

LATTO

LIL UZI VERT

NICKI MINAJ

SEXYY RED

SZA

VICTORIA MONET

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A TV SHOW/FILM

ADJANI SALMON AS KWABENA – DREAMING WHILST BLACK 

DAMSON IDRIS AS FRANKLIN SAINT – SNOWFALL

DÉJA J. BOWENS AS VITA – CHAMPION

IDRIS ELBA AS SAM – HIJACK

INDIA AMARTEIFIO AS QUEEN CHARLOTTE – QUEEN CHARLOTTE: A BRIDGERTON STORY 

JOHN BOYEGA AS FONTAINE – THEY CLONED TYRONE 

LASHANA LYNCH AS IZOGIE – THE WOMAN KING 

LETITIA WRIGHT AS SHURI – BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER 

MALCOLM KAMULETE AS BOSCO –

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