MEET AFRICA’S MOST POWERFUL WOMAN IN ENTERTAINMENT :Omotola Jolade-Ekeinde.


Omotola 1
Omotola
This phenomenal woman has been in the industry for so long and has achieved so much it makes it surprising that she is just 35years old! Omotola is number one on the list because of her second to none achievements the past 1year and most importantly because she truly cares about what happens in her environment, the youths and her country.


Omotola Jolaade Ekeinde
She is not one celebrity to just revel in her status but she uses it for the right things. Many other celebs are scared to ask the questions she asks on her social media pages but not Omotola, little wonder she is a UN ambassador and an Amnesty International activist. It’s not just about having power, it’s about using it to influence lives for good! Make a change..
Omotola & Hubby
In a time where we need positive role models for our youths, Omotola is doing just right! So, for being an A-Lister with stellar achievements in her career and for being a fighter or the youths, education and improvement of her country and continent, we present you the Queen of Nolloywood and Africa’s Most Powerful Woman in Entertainment! Enjoy the photos posted in her honour …
Omotola 2-in-1 


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