The days when the Nigerian film business was dominated by ignorant professionals—school dropouts or those who had never set foot inside a classroom—are long gone. Thespians with advanced degrees are currently changing the sector significantly. proving the professionalism of the Nigerian film industry.
The Yoruba genre in Nollywood has developed into one of the best in terms of educated actors.
There are currently Yoruba actresses with higher education. Some of them have two degrees, and others have pursued master’s degrees in specialized fields.
Khadijah Adeola Ayoola
She did, however, want to keep a low profile and avoid controversy, which seems to be the norm in nollywood. One actress who has managed to blend performing with academic success is Khadijah Adeola Ayoola. This tall, attractive, and accomplished actress found the time to further her education despite her fame. She graduated from the University of Ibadan with a master’s degree.
She has appeared in films including Olokun, Iya Ibadan, and Ayewo.
Eniola Badmus
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Eniola Badmus, a loud and brash actress, believes that being a good student is just as important as being an actress. The actress studied theater arts at the University of Ibadan and earned a master’s degree at Lagos State University after leaving Ijebu Ode after finishing secondary school (LASU).
She has appeared in numerous Nollywood films, but she is best known for her work in Yoruba films like the popular Jenifa by Funke Akindele, Ghetto Bred, Madam Cash, Omo Logo, and Odi Keji.
Abiola Adebayo
One of Nigeria’s quietest actresses is this one. She doesn’t seek out unwarranted attention. Except for dedicated fans, most people wouldn’t remember her or realize she was an actress outside of the social media environment she maintained with her activities.
At the Lagos State University, (LASU), Abiola earned a degree in History and International Relations, as well as a Master of Public Administration from the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
Abiola began her acting career in Nollywood’s English genre in 2002, but she is now a well-known figure in the Yoruba sector, appearing in films like Sikiratu Sindodo, Eyin Oka (which propelled her into the spotlight), Omo Abode, Mafisere, and Ijakumo. The seasoned actress also serves as the host of the television program The Identical.