Lizzy Jay ‘Omo Ibadan’ Biography: Age, Comedy, Song, Net Worth & Pictures

Adeyela Adebola popularly known as Lizzy Jay “Omo Ibadan’ is a popular Nigerian Comedian, host, singer, actress and model born on September 17.

Lizzy originally hails from Ile-Ife, Osun State.

Her father is a politician while her mother is a Federal worker.

She attended School of Science in Ile-Ife for her primary and secondary education.

She also obtained a degree in Microbiology at the Federal Polytechnic Ede.

Omo Ibadan as fondly called, is one of the few female comedian that has carved a niche for herself in the entertainment industry.

Career

Lizzy started her career in 2017 with being a comedian.

She became a sensation to watch with her intriguing comedy skits online.

She also began acting in 2019 and has starred in quite a number of movies.

As a singer, she featured Demmie Vee on the single “Gidi Gan”.

Songs

  • Gidi Gan Ft. Demmie Vee
  • Ife “Love’

Net Worth

Lizzy Jay ‘Omo Ibadan’ is the CEO of omoibadanconsinsenta. She is also a brand ambassador fro Midea. Her net worth has not been estimated.

Lizzy Comedy Videos

Social Media Profile

  • Instagram: @iamlizzyjay
  • Facebook: Lizzy Jay
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