The AMVCA 2025 is fast approaching, hence there’s a lot of buzz and excitement around the event. The nominations for the AMVCA 2025 have been released, which has sparked a lot of conversations because of how competitive it is.
In today’s post, we’re going to be talking about the Best Lead Actress AMVCA 2025 nominations, where we’re going to be showing you the nominees and the amazing work they’ve done. It’s going to tough one as all these women know their onions!
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See the nominees for the AMVCA Best Lead Actress below:
Uzoamaka Onuoha
She played a role as Agatha, where she was the only survivor of a terrible fate that usually befell female corp members in a community where they’d just go missing suddenly.
Hilda Dokudo
She played the role of Ebiere in “The Uprising: Wives On Strike 3“. In the movie, she was a very hardworking widow who worked as a butcher. Amid her struggles, a terrible fate befell her whereby her son, who was her beam of hope, was kidnapped and killed. The story later went on with her trying to fight for justice for her murdered son.
Gbugbemi Ejeye
She acted in ‘Farmer’s Bride’ as Funmi. In the movie, she was a young woman married to a wealthy farmer in the 1980s settings of Ibadan who had to bear the cross of a failing marriage. She eventually got into an affair with her husband’s nephew, which led to the spiraling of many other events.
Chioma Akpotha
Chioma acted the role of a Queen in ‘Seven Doors’. She was an Igbo woman happily married to a Yoruba man, but not until he took the position of King in his hometown of Illara, and a lot of events began to unfold.
Uche Montana
She acted as Annie in ‘Thin Line’, where she came across Pastor Raymond, and his encounter with her as a prostitute set him up for blackmail with his reputation on the line.
Bimbo Ademoye
Bimbo graciously embodied the role of Queen Arolake in ‘Anikulapo: Rise of the Scepter’. She went from being a queen to falling flat in love with Saro. As time went on, Saro betrayed her for other women, and she eventually moved on to a man named Akin.
