Attention TV Buffs! Oasis Is Set To Rule The Airwaves.

TV buffs and savvy viewers, something refreshingly unique is about to hit your TV screens! Oasis, an amazing tele-novella from the stables of Zulu Films and the Incubator berths this week.
Oasis, a guaranteed roller coaster ride tells the story of the good, the bad and the ugly in the complex world of the campus. KK, leader of a cult gang wants Paris, a beautiful born again Christian. Shockingly, Paris appears to love this satanic character and even tells her friends about her feeling. Sadly, but not surprisingly, their encounter ends in a near fatal incident that will make Paris to denounce God.
It parades a talented cast who will definitely keep viewers glued to their seats. Starring: Monalisa Chinda as Olufunmilayo Savage Segun Arinze as Wisdom, Tope Tedela as Oreva Shawn Faqua as KK, Beverly Naya as Paris,David Nnaji as Teju,Ifeanyi Williams as Tega, Moet ABEBE as Tiwa, and Mary-Jane Ugbaja as Minika. Written by Zik Zulu Okafor and produced in collaboration with Incubator, an arm of City of David. 
Oasis is the story of clash of unseen forces. Or how do you explain the fact that Kaylah, the Campus Queen will turn round to mortally hurt Oreva, a guy she passionately loves and craves to be with. But just one night of being together is all that is required and Oreva faces a charge of possible life in prison. What went wrong?

Oasis is made of sterner stuff, a story of God and man and the silent mystery of relationships that the players are pawns in the hands of powerful forces. It is a freezing tale of reversals and swings in moods and actions, a palpable mix of pain, regrets and victories.
Award winning journalist,‎ Zulu Okafor described Oasis as “an avante-Guard tele-novella, never seen before on our screens. He says, “it will hold Nigerians spell bound, it will be a thriller and a captivating experience for TV viewers”. As he put it, “Oasis will inspire a new generation of writers in style and production quality”.

Oasis is light in darkness, hope in hopelessness and a possibility in the midst of impossibilities.  One strong message – No matter your travails, never mind the obstacles and hardships, hold on to God, keep hope alive, you will win!

Catch this intriguing drama every Saturday on the AIT network at 9; 00PM from November.1 2014, and every Sunday on Africa Magic Family DSTV Channel 154 from November 2, 2014.
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More photos from 2014 AMVCAs + Complete list of winners.

Funlola Aofiyebi-Raman
Desmond Elliot
Sheyi Shay
Agbani Darego
Gbenro Ajibade
Genevieve Nnaji
Linda Ejiofor
Chinedu Ikedieze, John Okafor and Osita Iheme
The 2014 AMVCAs went down successfully yesterday, 8th March 2014 at the Eko Hotel and Suites. Biggest award winners of the night were Nairobi Half-life and The Contract. They carted home 4 awards each. Flower Girl also scooped two awards. Some of my favourite winners include Funke Akindele, who had several nominations last year but didn’t win any. Fast-rising actor, Tope Tedela, Mercy Aigbe Gentry and Nse Ikpe Etim.
LIST OF WINNERS
1) Best Movie of 2013 – The Contract
2) Best Actress in a Drama Award – Tope Tedela (A Mile From Home)
3) Best Actress in a Drama Award – Nse Ikpe-Etim (Journey To Self)
4) Best Movie Drama – Frank Rajah Arase (The Price)
5) Best actor in a comedy award – Elvis Chucks
6) New era award – Rita Dominic (The Meeting)
7) Industry Merit Award – Peter Edochie
8) Trailblazer award – Michelle Bello
9) Best supporting actor in a Drama – Desmond Elliot (Finding Mercy)
10) Best supporting actress in a Drama – Bikiya Graham-Douglas ( Flower Girl)
11) Best Director – Shirley Frimpong-Manso (The Contract)
(12) Best Actor in a Comedy – Osita Iheme (The Hero)
(13) Best Online Video – Amarachukwu Onoh, (Mother Tongue)
(14) Best Short Film award – Walter ‘Waltbanger’ Taylaur (The Wages)
(15) Best Documentary award -Dr Gilbert Chigbo, (The Deadwood)
(16) Best Indigenous Language (Hausa) – Abba Muko Yakassai
(17) Best indigenous language Yoruba award – Mercy Aigbe
(18) Best indigenous language Swahili award – Njoki Muhoho (Mama Duka)
(19) Best Television Series (Comedy/Drama)award – Fred Phiri (Love Games Episode 6)
(20) Best video editor – Shirley Frimpong-Manso (The Contract)
(21) Best sound editor – Obi Emelonye and Luke Corradine (Last Flight to Abuja)
(22) Best Cinematographer – Christian Almesberger – (Nairobi Half Life)
(23) Best Writer in a Comedy award – Jigi Bello (Flower Girl)
(24) Best Lighting Designer – Mohamed Zain (Nairobi Half Life)
(25) Best writer in a Drama – Shirley Frimpong-Manso & Hertey Owusu (The Contract)
(26) Best Make-Up Artiste Award – Elayne Okaya (Nairobi Half Life)
(27) Best Costume Designer award – Chiemela Nwagboso (The Kingdom)
(28) Best Art Director award – Barbara Minishi (Nairobi Half Life)

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