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AFRIMA 2018: Guilty Beatz bags two awards with "Akwaaba"
Guilty Beatz has bagged two major awards at the just ended All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA).
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The producer, who dropped one of the biggest international hits songs in 2018 has been awarded for his hard work at a ceremony held at the Accra International Conference Centre on November 24.
He won the "Best African Collaboration" and "Song of the Year" awards on the night.
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Guilty beat Tiwa Savage (Nigeria), Balti (Tunisia), DJ Moh Green (Algeria/Cameroon), DJ Spinall & Wizkid (Nigeria), Fally Ipupa (DRC), Maitre Gims (DRC/France), Major Lazer & DJ Maphorisa (South Africa), Nasty C & Runtown (South Africa/Nigeria), Revolution & Magic System (Cote d’Ivoire) and Sauti Sol & Patoranking (Kenya/Nigeria) to clinch the "Best African Collaboration".
He also beat a stiff competition from Daphne (Cameroon), Davido (Nigeria), Kwesta (South Africa), Maître Gims (DRC), Major Lazer & DJ Maphorisa (South Africa), Nasty C & Runtown (South Africa/Nigeria), Saad Lamjarred (Morocco), Sauti Sol (Kenya), Starboy (Nigeria) and Tiwa Savage (Nigeria) to win the "Song of the Year" award.
These are his major awards since the release of the infectious afrobeats/dance song.
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