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Friday, 9 September 2016

Rare facts about awarding winning Omoni oboli


Omoni Oboli, who is she? What is Omoni Oboli biography? Who is her 
husband? You’ll find out everything you wanted to know about the successful 
actress in this article!
Omoni Oboli
Omoni Oboli was born on 22nd of April in 1978. Omoni Oboli age is 36 years old. 
Omoni Oboli is a popular Nigerian actress, director scriptwriter and also a producer.
 She has become a trained digital filmmaker in New York at its Film Academy. 
Omoni Oboli is a very gifted writer. She has a couple of intriguing, interesting 
screenplays in her credit: including ‘Being Mrs Elliott’, ‘Fatal Imagination’, 
‘The First Lady’ and also 
‘Wives on Strike’.

Omoni Oboli biography

Omoni Oboli biography
 In 2010 Omoni Oboli managed to win the Best Actress award – it is Narrative
 Feature at the Los Angeles Movie Awards, and also the award for Best Actress
 during the Harlem International Film Festival. She was also nominated for the 
award of Best Actress in a Leading Role at the Africa Movie Academy Awards
 in 2011. In 2014 at the 2014 ELOY Awards Omoni got the award called Big 
Screen Actress of the Year, for her film Being Mrs Elliott.
Last year, in 2015, Omoni became the personality of the year according to Sun
 Nollywood. She is also successful as the Director with such her movies, as: 
‘The First Lady’, ‘Being Mrs Elliott’ and ‘Wives on Strike’.

Early Life & Her Education

Omoni Oboli education
A girl was born in Nigeria, Edo State, Benin City. But she lives in Mosogar, 
Delta State. Omoni Oboli studied different foreign languages (mostly French)
 at the popular University of Benin, which she graduated with numerous honors.

Career

Omoni Oboli career
Omoni started her formal film career with her first interesting role in ‘Bitter 
Encounter’, which was in 1996. There she played a cute secretary. Her 
character next was in movie ‘Shame’. Then Omoni began playing the lead 
female roles in three major movies, like: ‘Destined To Die’, ‘Not My Will’ and
 ‘Another Campus Tale.’
Omoni jumped into a movie career in 1996, but then left this industry to 
complete her important university education. Immediately after graduation
 she got married and didn’t go back to filming industry for a decade.
Omoni Oboli movies
Since she has returned to the industry, Omoni has jumped to the top very fast.
 It happened due to playing a number of lead and supporting characters and 
roles in major movies. A girl shows poise, dignity, smooth delivery, class, and 
huge level of professionalism, which can be seen with the varied roles she’s played. 
Omoni is a very gifted screenwriter, with a few popular screenplays to her credit.
 It includes the blockbuster movie, extremely popular ‘Wives On Strike’. Then 
The Rivals appeared in June 2007. It was a film Omoni co-produced with her 
close friend. At the New York International Independent Film & Video 
Festival it won the craved award as the Best International Drama. Since 
the 2003 festival’s inception it was the first Nigerian movie to be premiered
 The film got a 3 star rating of 4 possible by the competitive festival’s judges.
Omoni has become a successful Nollywood actress, because of her strong 
work ethics and professional demeanor. Playing lead characters in different 
blockbuster films like ‘Anchor Baby’, ‘The Figurine,’ ‘Being Mrs Elliott’, and 
soon we will see the films: ‘Feathered Dreams,’ and ‘Fifty’. Omoni has also 
set the high bar by being the most successful actress in Nollywood, as she
 has got such international awards as, for example, Best Actress in two 
popular international festivals in 2010. The Los Angeles Movie Awards and 
at the Harlem international film festival awarded Omoni for her lead role in
 the film ‘Anchor Baby’.

Charity

Omoni Oboli charity
Omoni Oboli has always had passion to make some changes, so she decided
 to set up a huge charity organization, which is called Omoni Oboli Foundation.
 It operates on www.omoniobolifoundation.com website, she uses her popularity
 and celebrity status to bring well and help needed people, such less the less 
privileged females and also children in the society. Her foundation works with 
several serious projects. Such as:
• Lagos street children feeding and providing them a day full of fun with gifts
• Feeding and providing more than two hundred of the poor and disadvantaged 
kids with places in the Delta Steel Complex, Aladja, also a fun day with a lot of 
practical gifts.
• Broadening the views of the less privileged kids due to taking the children o



 Secondary School and Ecole Divine Nursery Primary to a big milk factory to show
 them how it is made and also packaged.
We mentioned only a few, as they always have plans to do much more, because 
people’s needs are endless.

Omoni Oboli Filmography

Omoni Oboli Filmography
2009 – Entanglement- with Yemi Blaq, Desmond Elliot and Mercy Johnson
2009 - The Figurine – playing Mona, with Kunle Afolayan and Ramsey Nouah
2010 - Bent Arrows – playing Lola, with Joke Silva, Olu Jacobs, Desmond Elliot 
and Stella Damasus-Aboderin
2010 - Anchor Baby – playing Joyce Unanga, with popular Sam Sarpong
2012 - Feathered Dreams – playing Sade, working with Andrew Rozhen
2014 - Brother's Keeper , playing Mena, together with Majid Michel
2014 - Render to Caesar, playing Alero, together with Gbenga Akinnagbe
2014 - Being Mrs Elliot, with Uru Eke, Majid Michel and AY
2014 - Lunch Time Heroes, playing Governor's wife, with pretty Dakore Akande
2015 - The Duplex, playing Adaku, working with Mike Ezuruonye
2015 - As Crazy as it Gets, playing Katherine
2015 - The First Lady, playing Michelle, working with Yvonne Jegede, Alexx Ekubo,
 Joseph Benjamin and Chinedu Ikedieze
2015 – Fifty, playing Maria, working with Dakore Akande, Ireti Doyle and Nse Ikpe
 Etim
2016 - Wives on strike, working together with Kalu Ikeagwu, Uche Jombo and Chioma
 Akpotha

Personal life

Beautiful Omoni
Omoni Oboli husband’s name is Nnamdi Oboli. They have 3 children. The couple 
is together more than 11 years.

Omoni Oboli speaks on the worst experience of her life

Omoni Oboli sad
A successful lady is still a person. So she knows what sorrow is. Award-winning actress, Omoni Oboli, remembered her terrible situation during the week, referring to what it means to lose a loving mother at age 24, she described a heavy loss as the worst experience of her life.
She said it was the worst experience of all her life. Omoni’s mother had been ill 
but that didn’t make it any more predictable or less painful. An actress said she 
lost her mom needlessly, suddenly, and senselessly to a few barbarians, which 
was just downright gut utterly and wrenching heartbreaking!
Unfortunately, people still cannot tolerate themselves even in 2016. It’s a true 
shame! Shame on all the ‘people’, who cannot live together with their neighbors
in peace, despite of some tribal or religious differences.
God does not sleep! While we wait and pray to God to punish them as he considers
 it appropriate, we should not ask, crying for justice, because we, people, are more
 powerful than we know! You can make your voice heard easily! Spear up on all 

your social media and use each platform, which is available to you. We can be heard!
Omoni Oboli look
Omoni Oboli tries to change the situation in our country, works for it, so we should 
wish her luck and great patience. She is helping poor people in order to make their
 lives better. Each of us can try to help (maybe not with money) using a good word, 
action: carry some water, take someone to hospital, etc. Not everything needs money
 in our lives, but, unfortunately, without money life is not possible too.
  • /ask.naij.com

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