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2025 Award Key Information
The Future Awards Africa Prize for Literature
This year, The Future Awards Africa Prize for Art and Literature has been split into two distinct categories.
The reason for this change is to give more focused recognition to individuals excelling in each field. Art is a broad and diverse discipline, and separating the categories ensures that both visual artists and literary figures receive the credit they deserve.
RULES AND ELIGIBILITY
The Nominee is evaluated based on the criteria listed for each category, taking into consideration, where appropriate, individual profiles, achievements in the designated time-frame and data from regulators.
The finalists will be unveiled on all TFAA social media platforms, media partner platforms as well as press releases issued through newspapers. The winners will then be selected from the list of finalists through a special jury selection based on specified criterias. The winners will be announced and their Awards will be presented on stage at the award ceremony.
RULES AND REQUIREMENTS
Please read these carefully. We reserve the right to move an entry to a different category from the category entered if the entry is better suited to that category.
- All nominations must be submitted using the Online Nomination Process. Extensions to this date will be granted if need be.
- Nominations may be submitted either directly from the individual, company, or from a third party. In the event that a third party nominates an individual, The Future Awards Africa will contact the nominated individual and ask the nominee to review the nomination for accuracy and, if necessary, provide any missing documentation. If the individual fails to provide the required response by the specified date, the nomination will be excluded.
- Nominees and their supporters must not lobby the Events Director, Technical Team, or Awarding panel.
- A nominee can make an entry each year but can only win three times either in the same category or in different categories. The nominee cannot file for nominations again after winning for the third time.
- Any nominee who wishes to withdraw from the Awards must give a 30-day notice in writing before the event. However, any articles and or information publicly shared on our media platforms may not be pulled down and the nominee may not hold The Future Awards Africa and Red Media Africa and its entities liable for continued presence of such information within our distribution channels.
- All Entries should be accompanied by a high-resolution colour photograph of the individual nominated.
- Supporting material may be required. Should you choose to send additional materials, please ensure they are supportive of the actual nomination. Supporting materials may include brochures, advertisements, photographs and other documents.
- Entries that are incomplete, late, delayed, illegible, irregular, have been submitted through wrong means, or do not conform to or satisfy conditions of these Official Regulations may be disqualified.
- By entering a nomination or confirming the nomination, nominees accept and agree to abide by the Official Regulations and the decisions of the Central Working Committee and Board with respect to all aspects of the Award, which are final, binding and conclusive on all matters relative to this award. In the event it is determined that a nominee has entered in a fashion not sanctioned by these Official Regulations, the nominee will be disqualified and all of the entries submitted by the nominee will be disqualified. Entries are subject to verification through the judging process.
- All entries become the permanent property of The Future Awards Africa organizers. Nominees may be contacted occasionally by the organizers via email, unless the nominee notifies the organizers otherwise, for the purpose of informing the nominee of promotional opportunities and follow-ups on nominees’ entries.
- Each winner is expected to accept their award on stage at the awards ceremony.
- All winners are expected to take a portrait with the award a he winner’s corner immediately after they leave the stage.
- Any winner who is not present at the Awards Night with or without a considerable reason and does not subsequently pick up the trophy within 30 days after the event shall incur a cost of 1M Naira or lose the trophy.
- All information submitted through the Online Nominating Process and all supporting materials will be considered confidential and will only be used by The Future Awards Africa, Independent Audit Committee and its Jury for the purposes of selecting finalists and winners for The Future Awards Africa.
- It should be assumed and noted that all events will be filmed for distribution purposes. By attending any of our events, you acknowledge awareness of this statement and release TFAA, its owner, operators, officers, and duly designated representatives operating in either an official or unofficial capacity free from any liability regarding your image, including use and distribution.
2025 Award Key Information
This year, The Future Awards Africa Prize for Art and Literature has been split into two distinct categories.
The Future Awards Africa Prize for Literature
The reason for this change is to give more focused recognition to individuals excelling in each field. Art is a broad and diverse discipline, and separating the categories ensures that both visual artists and literary figures receive the credit they deserve.
The Nominee is evaluated based on the criteria listed for each category, taking into consideration, where appropriate, individual profiles, achievements in the designated time-frame and data from regulators.
The finalists will be unveiled on all TFAA social media platforms, media partner platforms as well as press releases issued through newspapers. The winners will then be selected from the list of finalists through a special jury selection based on specified criterias. The winners will be announced and their Awards will be presented on stage at the award ceremony.
RULES AND ELIGIBILITY
The Future Awards Africa winners are selected by an independent Audit Committee and Jury that are experts from different fields based on the categories for the year.
The Nominee is evaluated based on the criteria listed for each category, taking into consideration, where appropriate, individual profiles, achievements in the designated time-frame and data from regulators.
The finalists will be unveiled on all TFAA social media platforms, media partner platforms as well as press releases issued through newspapers. The winners will then be selected from the list of finalists through a special jury selection based on specified criterias. The winners will be announced and their Awards will be presented on stage at the award ceremony.
The Future Awards Africa Prize for Literature
This year, The Future Awards Africa Prize for Art and Literature has been split into two distinct categories.
The reason for this change is to give more focused recognition to individuals excelling in each field. Art is a broad and diverse discipline, and separating the categories ensures that both visual artists and literary figures receive the credit they deserve.