I began my start in the film industry by going to an audition in Lagos that I learned about through social media. Agbede Meji (Crossroads) by Yomi Fabiyi was the title of the first film in which I acted. My first time on set was pretty tough, but I was certain that I could handle it. Abbey Lanre was the director on that set, and I’d heard a lot about how severe he is. But I paid attention to him and followed his instructions. As a result, I was able to deliver outstanding performance in the film.
Silent Cry, Teniola Akebaje, Romance, Wounded Heart, Broken Face, Unravelled, Eshe, and Default are among the other films in which I have appeared.
My favorite feature of my body is my skin color, which distinguishes me in the profession. I’m a dark person who is proud of it. In fact, due to my dark skin, I’ve gotten movie roles. It has been a blessing in my life.
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Actresses who ‘bleach’ their skins are insecure and doubtful about themselves. They also aren’t likely to have much to contribute, because if they had, they wouldn’t choose that way. In the industry, dark-skinned girls are thriving. I’ve never been treated unfairly because of my skin tone.