Wizkid Wins '' BEST AFRICAN ACT'' At MOBO 2011.Details Of The Award's Night From Dailymail.com.

Popular Nigerian act Wizkid is the winner of the MOBO Awards, Best African act.
Wizkid was chosen amidst stiff competition from other popular African artistes.

The Nominees for best African acts were:

Cheikh Lo
D’Banj
Fatoumata Diawara
Liquideep
Owiny Sigoma Band
Seun Kuti
Smod
Spoek Mathambo
Viewux Farka Toure

Wizkid

 More pictures of the award here......

Going Goth: Singer Jessie J makes a dramatic entrance in a transparent lace dress at the MOBO Awards at Glasgow's SECC

We can see your pants! The delicate dress featured a cut-out back and sheer lace panels around the bottom and arms

After being nominated in five categories, Jessie J ended up being the big winner of the night, taking home Best Newcomer, Best UK Act, Best Album for Who You Are and Best Song for Do It Like A Dude.
The night marked Jessie J's first event without her cast, which she had been wearing since she ruptured several tendons in her foot earlier this year.
Accepting the Best Single award, Jessie J said: 'If you hear Do It Like A Dude at the party afterwards, do me a favour and get your d**ks out for me.'

Big winner: Jessie J took home four awards, including Best Album (pictured) for Who You Are

For her performance, Jessie changed out of her floor-length gown into her usual stage ensemble or shorts and a cropped top.
Rapper Tinchy Stryder also had a successful night, picking up Best Hip-hop Act and Best Video for his duet with Dappy, Spaceship.
Teen singer Dionne Bromfield performed a moving tribute to her late godmother Amy Winehouse, singing Love Is A Losing Game against a backdrop of a video montage of the tragic star.

Colourful: TV presenter Myleene Klass went for a garish strapless dress, while former Sugababe Keisha Buchanan went for tight-fitting mini

Hosts with the most: The star-studded ceremony was hosted by American R&B singer Jason Derulo and Strictly Come Dancing judge Alesha Dixon

Jessie J's former Brit School classmate Adele, who didn't attend, was named Best R&B/Soul Act, while Rihanna missed out on accepting her Best International Artist accolade.
Kanya King, founder of Mobo, said: 'It's been a great event that has welcomed some exciting new award winners to the Mobo roll of honour including the global superstar Adele, the UK's hot talent Tinchy Stryder and of course the fantastic Jessie J walking away with four awards.'

As expected, there was plenty of glamour at the ceremony, with female celebrities flashing plenty of flesh despite the chilly 13C temperatures.

Braving the chill: Rapper Ms Dynamite wore an eclectic monochrome Romero Bryan T-shirt dress, while Katy B wore a blue jumpsuit

All grown up: Teenage jazz singer Dionne Bromfield arrived in a colourful top and mini, before changing into a glamorous black mullet dress for her performance

Tribute: Bromfield sang Amy Winehouse's Love Is A Losing Game in tribute to the singer, who died in July

TV presenter Myleene Klass was going for a rockier look than normal in a shiny animal-print strapless number.
After arriving in the Scottish city, Klass complained the bad weather was ruining her hair: 'The heavens have opened! Red carpet's awash with fake tan and my hair is frizzing. Women of Glasgow, how do you do it?'
Teen singer Dionne Bromfield opted for a colourful top and blue mini skirt, before changing into a black mullet-style gown for her performance.
Brit chart newcomer Yasmin looked striking in a plunging monochrome dress by Julien Macdonald.

Glamour girls: (L-R) Model Jourdan Dunn looked statuesque in a sparkly nude gown, chart newcomer Yasmin looked stunning in Julien McDonald, while American singer Alexis Jordan wore an LBD

Looking good boys: JLS caused quite a frenzy when they arrived in their black suits

Meanwhile, rapper Ms Dynamite went for an eclectic monochrome number by Romero Bryan.
The annual MOBOs - which stands for Music Of Black Origin - was being held in Glasgow for the first time.
The ceremony was hosted by Alicia Dixon and American singer Jason Derulo.
Watch the MOBOs tonight on BBC3 at 10pm.

Back in the day: Nineties R&B group Boyz II Men (L-R) Shawn Stockman, Nathan Morris and Wayne Morris received an Outstanding Contribution To Music honour

Dapper: Rapper Tinie Tempah looked smart in a black suit (left) while Professor Green arrived with newcomer Emeli Sande

Mobbed: Aston Merrygold (left) and Marvin Humes from JLS caused a frenzy on the red carpet, with security stepping in to calm down the over-zealous teens

Winners of the MOBO Awards 2011

Best UK act: Jessie J
Best newcomer: Jessie J
Best hip hop/grime act: Tinie Tempah
Best video: Spaceship, Tinchy Stryder and Dappy
Best international act: Rihanna
Best song: Do it Like a Dude, Jessie J
Best album: Who You Are, Jessie J
Best reggae act: Alborosie
Best jazz act: Kairos 4Tet
Best African act: Wizkid
Best gospel act: Triple O
Best R&B/soul act: Adele
Outstanding contribution to music: Boyz II Men