hmmm,Omotola Ekeinde is going places…Kemi Filani will get there too, soon, Amen!
TIME
magazine has released its annual list of the 100 most influential
people in the world, from artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and
icons and Omotola Ekeinde made it to the Icon list.
magazine has released its annual list of the 100 most influential
people in the world, from artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and
icons and Omotola Ekeinde made it to the Icon list.
The world’s most productive English-language film industry is not
Hollywood but Nollywood. Employing a million Nigerians, Nollywood
enthralls millions more who come for the thrills, the uplift and the
artful agitations of Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde — the Queen of Nollywood.
Called OmoSexy by her fans, she has made 300 or so features, from the
1996 Mortal Inheritance to the 2010 superproduction Ijé, shot partly on
location in Los Angeles. Married to an airline pilot, she wedded on a
flight from Lagos to Benin.
1996 Mortal Inheritance to the 2010 superproduction Ijé, shot partly on
location in Los Angeles. Married to an airline pilot, she wedded on a
flight from Lagos to Benin.
Jalade-Ekeinde brings a juggler’s grace to her roles as actress, singer,
reality-show star, mother of four and philanthropist (the Omotola Youth
Empowerment Programme).Success hasn’t spoiled Africa’s most renowned leading lady. Rather than going Hollywood, Omotola wants to stay Nollywood.