Beauty Queen “Beauty Tukura” indeed looks good in just about anything. But when it comes to posing for a photoshoot, the reality star proves time and again that you can be comfortable, fun, or even tell a beautiful story without uttering words.
History was made at the ongoing UEFA Women’s EUROs as Vicky Lopez, the rising Spanish football sensation with Nigerian heritage, became the youngest goalscorer of the tournament — and the world is taking notice!
The 18-year-old prodigy, whose mother hails from Nigeria, delivered a breathtaking goal that not only lit up the stadium but also etched her name in European football history books. Her performance on the field was electrifying — full of passion, precision, and pure football brilliance.
Vicky, who currently plays for FC Barcelona Femení, has long been recognized as one of the brightest young talents in world football. But this milestone at the Women’s EUROs has catapulted her into the spotlight on a whole new level.
With her dual identity proudly rooted in Spain and Nigeria, Lopez’s historic goal is being celebrated across both nations — and by football lovers around the world. For many Nigerian fans, it’s a moment of cultural pride, seeing another young star with Nigerian roots making global impact.
From grassroots football to the grandest stage in Europe, Vicky Lopez is proof that talent, heritage, and hard work can combine to create magic. And this is only the beginning for this unstoppable young queen of the pitch.
Nigerian-born UFC superstar Israel Adesanya has officially been inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame, solidifying his place as one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time. The emotional and historic moment took place during the UFC International Fight Week 2025, where legends of the sport were honored for their impact, legacy, and excellence inside the octagon.
Known as “The Last Stylebender”, Adesanya’s journey from Lagos, Nigeria to global MMA stardom has been nothing short of phenomenal. With a career defined by precision, charisma, and unmatched striking, he became a two-time UFC Middleweight Champion, defending his title against some of the toughest opponents in UFC history.
His Hall of Fame induction is a testament to not only his athletic greatness, but also his cultural influence — representing Africa on the world stage, embracing his Nigerian roots, and inspiring millions of young fighters across the continent.
In his acceptance speech, Adesanya said: “This isn’t just for me — this is for everyone who dares to be different, everyone who comes from nothing, and everyone who fights for something. Nigeria, this is for you!”
From becoming one of the most dynamic fighters in MMA history to now being immortalized in the UFC Hall of Fame, Israel Adesanya’s legacy continues to inspire — and this chapter proves he’s not just a champion in the cage, but a global icon for generations to come. 🥇🇳🇬🔥
Nigerian-born, UK-based artist Olaolu Slawn has just made global history — becoming the first artist in the world to have his artwork featured on a Formula 1 car that will officially race at the British Grand Prix 2025.
Slawn, known for his bold, unconventional style and disruptive creative energy, announced the groundbreaking moment on social media with the powerful words:
“FIRST ARTIST IN THE WORLD TO HAVE HIS WORK ON AN F1 CAR THAT’S GOING TO RACE IN THE BRITISH GP. PAINTING THE WAY ONE VEHICLE AT A TIME. AMEN.”
The news has ignited pride across Nigeria and the global art community, with fans hailing the moment as a revolutionary crossover between contemporary art and elite motorsport.
Slawn’s signature design — vibrant, raw, and culturally charged — has now broken into one of the world’s most exclusive arenas. His artwork will be wrapped around a McLaren F1 car for the race, making it not just fast — but unforgettable.
From Lagos streets to global runways, and now to the high-speed world of Formula 1, Slawn is proving that African creativity has no limits.
In a moment of global pride for Nigeria, Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy, Hannatu Musa Musawa, has been honored with a Distinguished Leadership Recognition in the state of Georgia, USA, for her groundbreaking work in repositioning Nigeria’s cultural and tourism sectors on the world stage.
The recognition, presented during a high-level cultural and diplomatic gathering in Atlanta, celebrates her bold leadership, visionary reforms, and unwavering commitment to using arts, culture, and tourism as powerful tools for economic growth, cultural diplomacy, and national pride.
Since assuming office, Minister Musawa has been a dynamic force—launching initiatives like Destination 2030, driving Nigeria’s global tourism narrative, and forging partnerships across the Caribbean, Europe, and North America. Her influence has attracted strategic international interest in Nigeria’s creative economy, while also showcasing Nigeria’s rich heritage through global platforms.
In her acceptance speech, Musawa dedicated the award to Nigeria’s creative minds and cultural ambassadors, saying, “This honor is not about me alone. It is for every Nigerian creative, artist, filmmaker, performer, and tourism operator putting Nigeria on the global map.”
This recognition adds to a growing list of accolades as Minister Musawa continues to demonstrate that Nigeria’s cultural power is a global force — and that the Ministry she leads is not just functioning, but thriving with bold visibility and purpose.
In a major diplomatic and economic milestone, Nigeria and Saint Lucia have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the tourism sector. The historic agreement aims to deepen ties between the two nations, fostering cultural exchange, tourism development, and mutual investments in the fast-growing global travel economy.
Signed 2nd July 2025 under the leadership of Nigeria’s Minister of Tourism, Hannatu Musawa, the MoU outlines strategic collaboration to promote cross-border tourism initiatives, including destination marketing, heritage tourism, eco-tourism, and the creative economy.
Minister Hannatu Musawa, who has consistently championed a bold vision to elevate Nigeria’s tourism on the global stage, described the agreement as a “gateway to shared prosperity, cultural pride, and economic empowerment” for both nations.
The Government of Saint Lucia echoed similar sentiments, expressing excitement about building stronger African-Caribbean tourism relations and creating direct opportunities for tourism professionals, creatives, and investors.
This partnership is expected to open new channels for tourism exchange, collaborative festivals, joint promotional campaigns, and sustainable tourism innovations — all aimed at unlocking the full potential of both Nigeria and Saint Lucia as global cultural and travel destinations.
This MoU is not just a signature on paper — it’s a milestone for Afro-Caribbean unity and global tourism development.
In a year already filled with game-changers and innovators, Dr. Joe Enobong stands out as one of the most impactful founders of 2025 so far. A visionary, a trailblazer, and a strategist with results to prove it — his work in reshaping the African logistics ecosystem is not just bold, it’s transformational.
In this exclusive edition of the Ranks Africa Spotlight Series, we turn our focus to one of the most transformative minds in Africa’s business ecosystem — Dr. Joe Enobong. As the founder and driving force behind a logistics revolution, Dr. Enobong is not just building systems — he’s reshaping how Africa moves, connects, and grows.
Ranked among the Top 25 Most Impactful Founders of 2025 (So Far), his work is a masterclass in innovation powered by purpose. In our interview, Dr. Joe shares the journey, the challenges, the wins, and the vision that’s putting him — and African logistics — on the global map.
Read the full interview below and discover why he’s one of Africa’s most important voices in logistics and tech today.
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Who is Dr. Joe Enobong
I am Dr. Joe Enobong, the CEO and Founder of Parcels Mart Solutions Limited, a position I hold with immense privilege and profound responsibility. With over twenty years of progressive experience in global logistics and supply chain management, I have had the honor of serving in strategic leadership roles at renowned multinational companies including Samsung, UPS, and DHL. These formative years equipped me with deep expertise spanning international trade, business development, and operational excellence across diverse industries.
Dr. Joe Enobong : Most Influential CEO Award
Complementing my business acumen, I hold a Doctorate in Toxicology alongside executive certifications from Harvard Business School in Global Business and the London Business School in Artificial Intelligence. This unique multidisciplinary foundation enables me to lead with a blend of scientific rigor, technological insight, and business strategy, reimagining logistics and supply chain solutions across sectors such as fashion, hospitality, technology, education, agriculture, real estate, and healthcare management. As an entrepreneur, I also have active business ventures in education, hospitality, fashion, hospital management, agriculture, and real estate, reflecting a broad commitment to diverse sectors.
As an active clinical researcher, I have authored and co-authored over eighteen research articles published in reputable international journals across diverse fields including pharmacology, clinical biochemistry, toxicology, environmental sciences, and agriculture. These articles have been cited over thirty-nine times in international research, underscoring the relevance and influence of my scientific contributions. This strong research background informs my evidence-based and analytical approach to innovation, operational efficiency, and scalable growth within a dynamic and challenging industry.
Dr.Joe Enobong
In recognition of this commitment to leadership and excellence, I was recently inducted into the Forbes Business Council, an invitation-only community of senior executives demonstrating exceptional revenue growth and impact. This honor reflects not just personal achievement but signals the transformative progress and rising global influence of Africa’s logistics sector.
Among other accolades, in 2025 I was nominated for LogiSym’s Young Logistics Leader of the Year and awarded CEO Monthly’s Most Influential CEO in Logistics and Shipping. Additionally, I was inducted into the DHL International Hall of Fame and honored with a Gold Stevie Award for Sales and Customer Service.
Parcels Mart was also recently recognized as Africa’s Most Innovative Global Logistics and Express Delivery Brand, receiving the prestigious 2025 Award at the 3rd African Brands Innovators Summit. This award underscores our unwavering commitment to pioneering logistics solutions that drive growth and excellence across the continent.
Dr.Joe Enobong
At Parcels Mart, we are driven by a clear mission: to redefine the future of global logistics by bridging borders, empowering enterprises, and transforming lives one shipment at a time. Our core values — Innovation & Technology, Simplicity & Execution, Global Reach & Sustainability, and a Client-Centric Approach continue to guide us as we expand our footprint and deliver cutting-edge logistics solutions for a rapidly evolving world.
ORIGIN STORY; THE VISIONARY BEHIND THE BRAND: Dr. Enobong, let’s begin with your journey. What personal experiences shaped your vision for founding Parcels Mart Solutions?
My vision for founding Parcels Mart Solutions was shaped significantly by personal experiences with inefficient logistics systems. Experiencing first-hand the substantial delays, lack of transparency, and inadequate technology integration inspired me to develop a solution focused on reliability, innovation, and accountability.
Dr.Joe Enobong
What was the turning point that made you say, “It’s time for a Nigerian-led logistics revolution”?
The pivotal moment that prompted a Nigerian-led logistics revolution was recognizing the enormous gap between our global trade aspirations and the outdated logistics infrastructure hindering growth. I realized Nigeria had both the talent and resources, and it was the right moment to pioneer an African-led logistics renaissance.
Many know you as a logistics mogul, but you’re also a scientist with a doctorate in toxicology. How did your academic background influence your leadership style and problem-solving approach?
My scientific background in toxicology instilled a disciplined, analytical approach to problem-solving. It influenced my leadership style by embedding a culture of data-driven decision-making, precision, and rigorous investigation into Parcels Mart’s operational framework. My ongoing research with over eighteen publications further enhances this evidence-based approach.
THE BUSINESS OF MOVEMENT; PARCELS MART STRATEGY & SCALING: Parcels Mart is known for transparency, tech-driven logistics, and speed. What exactly sets your operations apart from the rest of the industry?
Parcels Mart is widely recognized for air freight, sea freight, express international logistics, specialized cargoes, handling heavyweight, oversized cargoes, dangerous goods, third-country shipping, and licensed customs clearing with expertise and precision. Recently, with the launch of our mobile and web applications, we have expanded our services to include express courier shipping for both domestic and international markets. Our platforms integrate over 30 international courier companies and 22 national couriers, providing SMEs the ability to easily compare rates, transit times, network coverage, and make informed decisions on their preferred courier partner. This infusion of technology and service breadth uniquely positions us to serve a diverse client base efficiently and transparently.
Nigeria’s logistics sector is infamously fragmented. What were the toughest early challenges you faced, and how did you overcome them?
Initially, navigating the fragmented nature of Nigeria’s logistics landscape presented significant challenges. We overcame these by investing heavily in innovative tech solutions, strategic partnerships, and comprehensive staff training to standardize processes, enhance efficiency, and build customer trust.
You’ve rolled out mobile/web apps that simplify pricing and shipping; what role has AI played in your scaling process?
Artificial Intelligence has been instrumental in scaling Parcels Mart by automating routine tasks, optimizing logistics operations, and enabling real-time analytics to enhance customer experience and operational excellence.
What key industries are driving demand for your services, and how are you tailoring Parcels Mart’s value to meet them?
Our key demand drivers span industries such as oil and gas, manufacturing, energy, aviation, engineering, mining, agriculture, transportation, construction, chemicals, and consumer goods. We tailor our solutions by deeply understanding sector-specific challenges and customizing our logistics strategies to precisely meet their needs.
CONTINENTAL IMPACT; AFRICA, EXPORTS & THE FUTURE: You’ve spoken passionately about African-owned solutions for African trade. What’s your long-term plan for expanding Parcels Mart across the continent?
Our long-term strategy for continent-wide expansion involves establishing robust local partnerships, creating infrastructure for seamless logistics integration, and empowering African enterprises through tailored, technology-driven solutions that enhance intra-African trade.
Agriculture has huge potential in Africa, yet post-harvest losses are still a crisis. How is Parcels Mart tackling the perishables problem with logistics?
Recognizing the critical challenge of post-harvest losses, Parcels Mart is partnering with key stakeholders to develop an innovative logistics solution designed specifically for farmers. This new product will leverage advanced cold-chain technology, real-time tracking, and data-driven insights to enable easy, affordable export of perishable goods. By making temperature-controlled transport accessible and cost-effective, we aim to dramatically reduce spoilage, improve food security, and increase profitability for African farmers.
If you were tasked with reimagining Africa’s entire logistics architecture, what three structural changes would you implement first?
To reimagine Africa’s logistics architecture, I’d prioritize implementing a unified continental trade policy, significant infrastructure modernization, especially in ports and rail networks, and widespread adoption of digital logistics technologies.
POLICY, TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: You’ve advocated for a single-window port clearance system. What would that reform mean for the Nigerian economy at large?
Implementing a single-window port clearance system would drastically streamline trade operations, significantly reduce corruption, enhance operational transparency, and boost Nigeria’s attractiveness for international investments and trade efficiency.
What are your views on public-private collaboration in infrastructure development, especially regarding rail and seaport modernization?
I strongly advocate for public-private collaborations in infrastructure development as a strategic approach for sustainable modernization. Rail and seaport modernization can significantly enhance logistics efficiency, drive economic growth, and position Nigeria competitively on the global logistics map.
As someone with global exposure and local roots, what’s your opinion on how Africa can better negotiate its place in global logistics?
Africa must strategically leverage collective bargaining, invest in robust infrastructure, and integrate advanced logistics technologies to negotiate effectively on the global logistics stage. This approach ensures fair participation and maximizes the continent’s economic potential.
LEGACY, LEADERSHIP & PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY: Many admire your leadership style. How do you train, empower, and retain top-tier talent at Parcels Mart?
At Parcels Mart, we prioritize nurturing top-tier talent through continuous training, mentorship programs, empowerment via decision-making autonomy, and competitive retention strategies that recognize and reward exceptional performance.
You often talk about building for impact, not just profit. How do you define legacy in your career?
Legacy, to me, transcends mere profit; it’s about meaningful impact, sustainable growth, and empowering future leaders. My ambition is to create a resilient enterprise that significantly contributes to economic and social advancement.
What would you say to young Africans hoping to build something world-class in a difficult environment?
My advice to young Africans aspiring to global excellence is to remain resilient, innovate relentlessly, and build purpose-driven ventures anchored by deep-rooted integrity, adaptability, and a commitment to solving real-world problems.
As a father, a scientist, and now a Forbes Council member, how do you balance it all and what keeps you grounded?
Balancing my roles as a father, scientist, and business leader is achieved through disciplined time management, prioritization, and maintaining strong connections with family and community. Staying grounded involves continuously reflecting on my foundational values and purpose-driven life.
QUICKFIRE
1. A logistics myth you want to bust?
The misconception that efficiency in logistics is unachievable in Africa.
2. Favorite Nigerian export product?
Cocoa—its global quality and economic potential are immense.
3. Biggest global influence in your entrepreneurial journey?
Elon Musk, for redefining entrepreneurial innovation and execution.
4. If Parcels Mart were a book title, what would it be?
Delivered Excellence: Redefining Logistics
5. One African country you’d love to scale into next?
Kenya, given its vibrant economy and strategic positioning in East Africa.
In this edition of the Ranks Africa Spotlight Series, we shine the light on a woman who defines power, purpose, and performance — Nancy Isime.
When you talk about women who are doing it all and making it look effortless, Nancy Isime is at the top of that list. But don’t let the glow fool you — this is years of hard work, grit, and undeniable talent, built from the ground up. In an industry where most people struggle to master one path, Nancy is not just walking several — she’s sprinting through them all with excellence.
Nancy Isime
She’s not just a star; she’s a force. A brand. A blueprint. And now, she’s reminding the world once again of her power with a brilliant performance in her new cinema movie, “Mending.
Nancy’s acting journey has been one of bold choices and consistent growth. She doesn’t just take roles — she transforms them. From her early roles in TV series to leading major films, her on-screen presence is magnetic, her delivery crisp, her emotions raw.
In “Mending,” Nancy doesn’t just play a role — she becomes the story. Every scene is layered with intensity, grace, and emotional vulnerability. It’s a career-defining performance, and the kind that makes you remember why cinema exists.
Nancy Isime and Funke Akindele on The Nancy Isime Show
As if acting wasn’t enough, Nancy has established herself as one of the most respected and charismatic TV hosts in Africa. From The Nancy Isime Show to high-profile red carpet events and major award shows, she’s the go-to name when style meets substance.
She brings energy, wit, and poise to every stage she steps on, making live hosting feel like second nature — yet it’s another area she’s mastered through discipline and detail.
Nancy Isime the brand ambassador
Unlike the average creators, Nancy Isime’s impact goes beyond brand deals. She’s a tastemaker, a fashion icon, and a voice of positivity. She connects with millions, not just by showing up — but by showing up authentically. Every campaign she touches carries both elegance and realness. Whether it’s beauty, lifestyle, or wellness, Nancy has become a go-to brand ambassador because people trust her presence.
Nancy isn’t just in front of the camera — she’s also creating behind it. Her show, The Nancy Isime Show, is a masterclass in vision, creativity, and consistency. From curating conversations to leading her own media projects, she’s building something bigger than fame — she’s building legacy.
Nancy Isime hosting gig with Frank Edoho
She’s not waiting for doors to open. She’s building the house.
Many talk about balance. Nancy lives it. In a single week, she might be shooting a film, hosting an event, approving a campaign, and mentoring young talents — all while showing up with excellence in every role.
The truth? She makes it look easy. But it’s anything but. It’s the kind of hustle that happens before the world wakes up. The late nights, the constant travel, the emotional prep, the business decisions. Yet through it all, she remains grounded, grateful, and still glowing.
Nancy Isime in Mending
With Mending now in cinemas, Nancy Isime has once again proven why she is a giant in her generation. Her performance is raw, unforgettable, and deeply human. It’s the kind of acting that pulls you in and doesn’t let go. And it confirms what many already believe: Nancy isn’t just one of the best — she’s a standard-setter.
Nancy Isime is not a one-season star. She’s a full-fledged, multifaceted powerhouse who’s building a legacy in real time — and doing it across acting, hosting, influencing, and producing. In every space she enters, she doesn’t just participate — she dominates.
And if Mending is anything to go by, the best of Nancy Isime is still yet to come.
Veteran filmmaker Muyiwa Ademola has done it again — and this time, he’s carved his name even deeper into Nollywood history. His critically acclaimed film, Ori: Rebirth, has officially grossed over ₦410 million, making it the 8th highest-grossing Nigerian film of all time in cinemas.
This isn’t just a milestone — it’s a monumental return to the box office for a director and actor whose original Ori movie became a cultural phenomenon in the early 2000s. Ori: Rebirth proves that greatness is timeless and that when Muyiwa Ademola tells a story, audiences show up — and stay talking.
What makes Ori: Rebirth exceptional isn’t just the box office numbers, but the overwhelmingly positive reviews. The film has been hailed as a masterpiece of purpose-driven cinema — combining spiritual depth, compelling drama, and an unforgettable message. It’s the kind of film that moves hearts, sparks reflection, and reminds us of Nollywood’s capacity for excellence.
With limited social media buzz at the start, the film’s success has been almost entirely organic — built through word-of-mouth, critical acclaim, and audience loyalty. From Lagos to Ibadan and across Nigerian cinemas, Ori: Rebirth continues to sell out showings and draw applause.
As it maintains its position in cinemas nationwide, Ori: Rebirth isn’t just breaking records — it’s raising standards. Muyiwa Ademola didn’t just return. He rebirthed the cinema experience.
In the annals of Nigerian theatre and cinema, there are names etched in golden ink names that generations utter with reverence. At the top of that ledger shines Adebayo Salami, the man the world affectionately calls Oga Bello.
Today, the veteran filmmaker marks a rare and extraordinary milestone: sixty years of traversing the vibrant corridors of stage and screen. This is not merely an anniversary; it is a coronation of a life’s work forged in sacrifice, resilience, and an unrelenting devotion to storytelling.
Sitting across from Oga Bello in a recent interview, one thing was abundantly clear gratitude is the language of his soul. He bowed his heart to the Almighty for the privilege to persist, to create, to inspire. But it was the memory of his late mentor, Pa Ojo Ladipo, fondly known as Baba Mero, that filled the room with poignant reflection.
“There was a time,” he shared candidly, “when I was ready to walk away from theatre altogether.”
It was the darkest winter of his artistic journey seven months after Baba Mero’s passing, his wife, Mama Mero, also departed this world. For Oga Bello, the curtain was closing. The grief was too profound, the burden too heavy.
But destiny, as it does with those chosen for greatness, intervened. News of his despair reached the ears of the legendary Pa Ogunde, who summoned the young Salami and, with the steady conviction of a patriarch, urged him not to quit. That singular moment of encouragement became the pivot on which the next sixty years turned.
And what a testament it has been scores of films, countless protégés, and a legacy richer than silver or gold.
“I want to live a life I will always be remembered for,” Oga Bello declared, his voice as resolute as ever. “Impacting lives is more precious to me than longevity.”
Indeed, his influence has become the scaffolding upon which countless creatives have built their careers. He has taught, he has led, he has believed in talent when the world was indifferent.
Yet behind the applause and accolades, he remains humbly aware of the paradoxes of destiny. In a moment of honest reflection, he revealed that he never envisioned the vast family that now surrounds him.
“From my youthful age, I planned to live a ‘me and my wife’ kind of life,” he confessed, with a wry smile. “But God had other plans.”
Today, Oga Bello stands as the patriarch of a large, accomplished family, and he counts it all joy.
Never content to rest on laurels, he has once again returned to the limelight with a fresh offering to the Nigerian cinema space: “Her Excellency,” a stirring film that celebrates the power of women in our society a timely narrative in an era that demands recognition of female voices.
His counsel to all creatives is a clarion call to perseverance:
“Be consistent with your talents. Stay true to your gift. Your commitment will speak when no one else is listening.”
As the curtain rises on this new chapter, the story of Adebayo Salami, Oga Bello is a living parable of purpose, resilience, and grace. Sixty years on, he remains the quintessential theatre general: steady in vision, rich in spirit, and forever grateful for the journey.
Congratulations to Oga Bello; a titan whose impact will echo across generations.
In this edition of the Ranks Africa Spotlight Series, we turn the lens on Temi Otedola, whose transformative performance in Ms Kanyin has not only captured audiences but redefined what it means to serve cinematic intensity with elegance.
Cover: Temi Otedola
There are actors. And then there is Temi Otedola — an experience, a presence, and a revelation every time she steps onto the screen. While some rely on volume, Temi wields grace, depth, and detail, turning even the quietest moment into cinematic poetry.
In her latest performance in Ms KANYIN — a film that’s already making waves and redefining Nollywood standards — Temi did something that can only be described as a masterclass in subtle power. A role that was not shouted, but whispered into greatness. And when you lean in to watch, what you see is nothing short of magic.
Temi Otedola as Amara
Rated 5 stars by the Ranks Africa review team, her portrayal in Ms KANYIN proves that excellence doesn’t require frequency. Temi rarely takes on acting roles, but when she does, she leaves behind a performance etched into the memory of audiences.
Shot over the course of two years, Ms KANYIN is not just a film — it is a cinematic event. A psychological drama told with deliberate emotion and layered performances. Temi’s character unfolds like a secret letter: revealing, disarming, and unforgettable.
Temi Otedola as Amara
And what’s most impressive? You can tell she loved this role. Every frame is soaked in passion. Every line delivered with meaning. Her eyes told stories, her silences screamed, and her timing — flawless.
Yes, Temi Otedola is a name that carries legacy. But what she’s building for herself is a completely separate empire — one of discipline, elegance, and intentional storytelling. Her breakout role in Citation stunned the industry, but Ms KANYIN has now cemented her as an elite performer with global-caliber potential.
Temi Otedola
Temi didn’t just act in Ms Kanyin — she lived it. As she shares in her own words, “this was the most testing film shoot of my career so far” — shot over two years across night shifts, reshoots, and her first-ever experience with physical stunts. She became nocturnal, left Kwara State with bruises and mosquito bites, but also with something even more powerful: a performance that now tops Prime Video as No. 1.
Temi Otedola as Amara
Her honesty reminds us of the sacrifice behind the art. “We all poured so much love and effort into this movie,” she said, and it shows. Ms Kanyin isn’t just a movie — it’s a layered psychological portrait, and Temi’s character, Amara, is haunting, graceful, and deeply human.
With Ms KANYIN, Nollywood is not just growing — it’s evolving. And Temi Otedola is among the faces leading that evolution with grace and a quiet fire. As we continue to celebrate stories told by voices with vision, Temi’s artistry reminds us that minimalism can be monumental, and that impact is about mastery, not noise.
Ms Kanyin is now streaming on Prime Video — and trust us, you want to see what Temi brings to this story.
🎬 Watch it. Feel it. Celebrate it.
Temi Otedola is not here to be seen — she is here to be remembered.
