Who Is Eniola Badmus? Check-Out Real Name, Net-Worth, Awards And Quotes

She was born on September 7, 1983 in Lagos, but she had her primary and secondary education in Ijebu Ode, Ogun state. After her secondary education, she proceeded to the University of Ibadan where she bagged a degree in Theatre Arts. After obtaining her first degree, she went to Lagos State University and got a masters degree in Economics.

Her professional acting career started in 2000 but she wasn’t recognized until 2008 when she appeared in the movie ‘Jenifa’ and ‘Omo Ghetto’. The two movies shot her to stardom and even won her best actress award in the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.

Since Badmus’ rise to fame, she has appeared in over 100 Nollywood movies which include; Jenifa, Angelina, Village Babes,, Child Seller, Visa Lottery, Mr. & Mrs Ibu, Battle for Justice, Police Academy, Not My Queen,, Omo Esu, Black Val, Big Offer, Jenifa, Omo-Ghetto, Daluchi, Funke,Miracle, The-Spell, Oshaprapra and many more.

 

AWARDS

2018 – Plus size African Fashion Week, Best Actress

2017 – City People Awards, Best Movie Actress

2015 – Black Entertainment Film Fashion Television and Arts, Best Actress in Africa

2015 – Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards

2014 – City People Entertainment Awards, Best Actress of the Year (Yoruba)

2011 – Best of Nollywood Awards, Best Crossover in a Film

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