Lilian Esoro is a year older today
She started off her acting career in 2006 with "Extended Family" and has since starred in a couple of soap operas like Clinic Matters, a stage play titled 'Ayetu', 'I voted now', and 'Strive'.
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Lilian Esoro is a Nigerian actress, event planner, and also the CEO of Goldie Locks hair salon situated in the capital city of Abuja Nigeria.
The Imo State-born lady is the youngest in a family of seven. She completed her primary and secondary education in Lagos and went on to study Political Science at University of Abuja.
She started off her acting career in 2006 with "Extended Family" and has since starred in a couple of soap operas like Clinic Matters, a popular family sitcom where she plays the role of NurseAbigail, a stage play titled 'Ayetu', 'I voted now', and 'Strive'.
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Lilian is also a young stars ambassador, and House of Lunnete Ambassador. She was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy at the 2013 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.
She recently got married to TripleMG CEO, Ubi Franklin on 1 November 2015.
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