Английская Википедия:Faithia Williams
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Faithia Williams Balogun formerly Faith Williams (born 5 February 1969) is a Nigerian actress, filmmaker, producer and director.[1][2]
Early life
Faithia Williams is Urhobo from Delta state.[3] was born in Ikeja on 5 February 1969. She was born into a polygamous family of nine.[4] Faithia attended Maryland Primary School and Maryland Comprehensive Secondary School in Lagos state. She obtained her West African School Certificate in Maryland Comprehensive Secondary School. After that, she studied in the Kwara State Polytechnic for a diploma certificate.[5][6] In 2016, Faithia got admission into Olabisi Onabanjo University to study Filming.[7]
Career
Faithia became an actress by chance. Faithia's uncle, Alhaji Fatai Teniola, asked her to stand in for an actress that failed to show up in one of the productions of their movie.[8] Williams played her first role in the film title "Ta lo pa chief".[9] She has starred, produced, and directed several Nigerian films over the years. In 2008, she won the Africa Movie Academy Award for the Most Outstanding Actress Indigenous and her movie Iranse Aje won the best indigenous film of the year.[10] In April 2014, she won the Africa Movie Academy Award, having emerged as best actress of the year along with Odunlade Adekola who emerged as best actor of the year.[11] She also won the Best Indigenous Language award for the work done in the film "Iya Alalake" at the 2015 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.[12]
Personal life
Williams was formerly married to veteran Nollywood actor, Saheed Balogun,[13][14] with whom she has two children, a son and a daughter. Fathia also has a son from an earlier relationship. It was during this period of marriage she changed her name from Faith Williams to Faithia Balogun being the name of her husband and the change in religious beliefs.
Awards
- Most Outstanding Indigenous Actress (2008)
- AMVCA Best Local Language Yoruba (2015)
Filmography
- Farayola (2009)
- Aje meta (2008)
- Aje metta 2 (2008)
- Awawu (2015)[15]
- Teni Teka (2015)[16]
- Omo Ale (2015)
- Agbelebu Mi (2016)
- Basira Badia (2016)[16]
- Adakeja (2016)[16]
- Eku Eda (2006)[16]
- My Woman (2018)[16]
- Shola Arikusa
- President Kuti
- 10 Days In Sun City (2017)[17]
- Victims (2017)
- Ehi's Bitters (2018)
- Seven and a Half Dates (2018)
- Merry Men: The Real Yoruba Demons (2018)
- To Love Again (2018)
- Mokalik ( Mechanic) 2019
- Dear Affy (2020)
- Oba Bi Olorun (2021)
- Esin (2021)
- Osun, the Goddess (2021)
- President Kuti (2021)
- Hatred( 2021)
- Alagogo Ide (2021)
- Tree (2022)
- Ojukoro (2022)
- Aníkúlápó (2022)
- Jagun Jagun (2023)
- A Tribe Called Judah (2023)
See also
References
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