Fuse ODG Beats Shatta Wale, Others At 2015 MOBO Awards

In the midst of his controversial fallout with his manager Bulldog, Ghanaian dancehall Musician Shatta Wale has lost his first Music of Black Origin (MOBO) nomination to UK based Ghanaian Afrobeats Singer Fuse ODG. Fuse ODG (born Nana Richard Abiona) who won the same �Best African Act� award for the third consecutive time, beating Davido, Wizkid, Patoranking, Moelogo, Yemi Alade, Aka, Mista Silva, Shatta Wale and Silvastone who were nominated in category. The just ended 20th edition of the Music of Black Origin Awards (MOBOs) which took place at the First Direct Arena in London yesterday Wednesday November 4, 2015, also saw Drake win the Best International Album with �If You�re Reading This, It�s Too Late�. Check out the winners list below: Best Male Skepta Mark Ronson Krept & Konan JME Stormzy (WINNER) Best Female FKA Twigs Little Simz Ella Eyre (WINNER) Lianne La Havas Jess Glynne Best Album Krept & Konan � �The Long Way Home� (WINNER) JME � �Integrity� Lianne La Havas � �Blood� Wiley � �Snakes & Ladders� Jamie XX � �In Colour� Best Song Mark Ronson Feat. Bruno Mars � �Uptown Funk� Skepta � �Shutdown� (WINNER) Tinie Tempah Feat. Jess Glynne � �Not Letting Go� JME Feat. Giggs � �Man Don�t Care� Krept & Konan � �Freak Of The Week� Best Video Stormzy � �Know Me From� FKA Twigs � �Pendulum� (WINNER) Rita Ora Feat. Chris Brown � �Body On Me� Lethal Bizzle � �Fester Skank� FKA Twigs � �Glass And Patron� Best Newcomer Bugzy Malone Section Boyz (WINNER) Nao Bonkaz Nick Brewer George The Poet J Hus Snakehips Sinead Harnett Yungen Best International Album Drake � �If You�re Reading This, It�s Too Late� (WINNER) Kendrick Lamar � �To Pimp A Butterfly� J. Cole � �2014 Forest Hills Drive� Dre Dre � �Compton: A Soundtrack By Dr Dre� The Weeknd � �Beauty Behind The Madness� D�Angelo � �Black Messiah� Jazmine Sullivan � �Reality Show� The Internet � �Ego Death� Tyrese � �Black Rose� A$AP Rocky � �At.Long.Last.ASAP� Best Grime Bugzy Malone JME Lethal Bizzle Skepta Stormzy (WINNER) Best Hip-Hop Akala Krept & Konan (WINNER) Nines Little Simz Lady Leshurr Best R&B/Soul Kwabs Andreya Triana Shakka (WINNER) Lianna La Havas Joss Stone Best African Act Fuse ODG (WINNER) Davido Wizkid Patoranking Moelogo Yemi Alade Aka Mista Silva Shatta Wale Silvastone Best Reggae Stylo G Chonixx Omi Popcaan (WINNER) Protoje Best Jazz Binker And Moses (WINNER) Julia Biel Courtney Pine David Little Polar Bear Best Gospel Chos3n Olaedo Ibe Leroy Johnson Ni-Cola Faith Child (WINNER)