The 11th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, AMVCA, was a night to remember, with celebrities from across the continent gathering to celebrate excellence in the entertainment industry. Among the notable winners of the evening were BBNaija’s Liquorose Afije, who took home the Best Dressed Female award, and Prince Nelson, a Nigerian actor and TV host, who won the Best Dressed Male award. Both winners received a cash prize of N1 million each.
However, one attendee who felt she deserved a spot among the winners was Uriel Oputa, a Big Brother Naija reality show star. In a candid Instagram post, Uriel revealed that she believed her tardiness to the event was the reason she missed out on the Best Dressed Female award. Despite her late arrival, Uriel was confident in her outfit, stating, “This is not to knock anyone’s design. Everyone looked stunning. But let’s be honest, the only reason I didn’t win best dressed is because I was not there on time. Nobody can tell me my dress didn’t eat.”
The 2025 AMVCA awards, held on Saturday, May 10, was a grand affair, with a star-studded attendance featuring BBNaija stars, top entertainment personalities, and prominent dignitaries. The event was a celebration of African talent and creativity, with winners in various categories being recognized for their outstanding work. Uriel’s comments, however, have sparked a conversation about the importance of punctuality and its impact on opportunities, even in the glamorous world of entertainment.
While Uriel’s outfit may not have earned her the Best Dressed Female award, her confidence and self-assurance are undeniable. Her statement, “Nobody can tell me my dress didn’t eat,” has become a talking point, with many fans and followers praising her for her honesty and sense of humor. As the entertainment industry continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how celebrities like Uriel Oputa navigate the complexities of fame, fashion, and timely arrivals.
