Watch Funke Akindele, Falz in season 5 trailer
The drama and comedy continues in fifth season of the hilarious TV series "Jenifa's Diary."
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Since its debut, the series has featured the actress alongside Banky W, Lolo 1, Falz, Waje, Beverly Osu, Lota Chukwu, Alex Ekubo, Ali Nuhu, Toke Makinwa, Juliana Olayode, FalzAmechi Mounagor, Wunmi Obe and more.
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'Jenifa's Diary" is a comedy television series that depicts the hilarious and amazing adventures of Suliat, a.k.a Jenifa.
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A secondary school dropout turned hairdresser who lives in a backwater town called Aiyetoro, Jenifa is loud, over-bearing, very opinionated, and an interesting character to watch.
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Recently, Funke Akindele revealed that she started "Jenifa's Diary" with money from her endorsement deals. "I used my endorsement money to start "Jenifa’s Diary’’, the actress said.
"Jenifa's Diary" won the actress and her co-actor, Falz, an Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award at the 2016 edition.
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