In a recent interview with Pulse Nigeria, the actress spoke on the most challenging part of her career as an actress.
Actress shares most challenging time of her career
"I was producing, playing two characters in a movie, and I just had my baby who was just 3 months then, and I just lost my dad."
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According to her, it was while producing the movie "Omo Iya Kan," which was directed by her ex-husband, Daniel Ademinnokan.
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"It was when I did . I was producing, playing two characters in a movie, and I just had my baby who was just 3 months then, and I just lost my dad," she said. So, it was kind of challenging, but then, it all went well."
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Speaking on how easy it is to get roles in Nollywood, the actress said; "I don't think it's really difficult. If you know your onions, and you always see yourself as the best, the scriptwriter and producers will always look for you."
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