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Funke Akindele
Funke Akindele at the 2020 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards
Born
Akindele Olufunke Ayotunde

(1977-08-24) 24 August 1977 (age 47)[1]
Lagos State, Nigeria
NationalityNigerian
Other namesJenifa
Alma mater
Occupations
  • Actress
  • film producer
  • director
Years active1998–present
Political partyPDP

Olufunke Ayotunde Akindele // ⓘ (born August 24, 1977)[2][3] popularly known as Funke Akindele or Jenifa,[4] is a Nigerian filmmaker, actress,[5] director, producer and politician.[6][7][8] Akindele starred in the sitcom I Need to Know from 1998 to 2002[9] and in 2009, she won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role,[10] for her role in Jenifa,[11] which brought her to fame. Akindele reprised the role in 2011 sequel The Return of Jenifa and 2015 soft reboot television series titled Jenifa's Diary,[12] for which she was named the Best Actress in a Comedy at the 2016 and 2017 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.[13] Akindele won the same award in 2020 and 2022, making it her fifth win for the Best Actress in a Comedy category. Akindele is the most nominated actress/filmmaker at the AMVCA and holds the record for most wins for an actress with six.[14] She is the second director to gross over a billion naira at box office and is currently the Highest-Grossing Director in Nigerian Box Office with a total gross of over ₦2.9 billion.[15]

In 2022, she was nominated by the People's Democratic Party gubernatorial candidate, Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran, as the running mate for the 2023 Lagos state governorship election.[16][17]

Early life and education

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Akindele was born on August 24, 1977, in Ikorodu, Lagos State, Nigeria.[18] She is a Yoruba woman. She is the second of three children (two girls and one boy). Her mother is a medical doctor while her father is a retired school principal.[4][19] She attended Grace Children's School, Gbagada, Lagos State. She obtained an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in Mass Communication from the former Ogun State Polytechnic, now known as Moshood Abiola Polytechnic. She earned a Law degree from the University of Lagos.[20]

Career

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Funke Akindele at the 2014 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards
Funke Akindele at the 2014 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards

Akindele came into the limelight after starring in the popular United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)-sponsored sitcom I Need to Know, which ran from 1998 to 2002.[21] Funke Akindele played Bisi, a curious but highly intelligent secondary school student. Funke Akindele's big break came in 2008 when she appeared in the movie Jenifa.[22][23]

In 2010, she starred in gangsters two-parter film Omo Ghetto that became a cult-classic with massive influence on Yoruba pop-culture at the time. She has went to produced and starred in successful Yoruba films, establishing her status as undisputable household name in the region.

In 2013, Akindele ventured to what is known as English part of industry. Amassing fans in the Eastern part of the county and the whole country in extension.

In an interview in July 2016, Funke Akindele stated she was acting less in the Yoruba film industry at that time because of piracy.[13] Akindele played the lead character in the TV show Jenifa's Diary, alongside Fisayo Ajisola, Falz, Juliana Olayode, and Aderounmu Adejumoke. The show was an adaption of the movie Jenifa.[12] The 2018 comedy film Moms at War starred Funke Akindele and Omoni Oboli. In July 2019, Akindele started a new web series, Aiyetoro Town,[24] a spin-off from her popular TV series, Jenifa's Diary.[25] She was the former CEO of Scene One Film Production.[26]

She made her cinematic directorial debut in the 2019 political drama film, Your Excellency.[27]

In 2022, Akindele alongside Daniel K. Daniel and Blessing Egbe was invited to join the 2022 membership of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences popularly known as the Oscars as voting member.

Political career

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Akindele was nominated as the Lagos deputy governorship candidate under Peoples Democratic Party (Nigeria) in the 2023 elections.[28] Justifying her nomination, Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran monikered "Jandor", noted that the actress added more value to his candidacy in the 2023 general elections.[29] Confirming her deputy governorship candidacy, the actress stated that her acting career must be “necessarily put on hold”.[30][31]

Charity initiative

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Akindele established a non-governmental organization known as the Jenifa Foundation, which aims at providing young people with vocational skills.[32][33]

Endorsements

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Akindele has endorsement deals such as her being signed as an Ambassador to Dettol and Irokotv.[34][35] In 2018, she was signed as a brand ambassador for Keystone Bank.[36] In November 2019, she signed an endorsement deal with WAW Nigeria, a company that manufactures washing detergent and bar soap.[37]

Personal life

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On 26 May 2012, Funke Akindele married Adeola Kehinde Oloyede.[38][39] The couple divorced in July 2013, citing irreconcilable differences.[40] Funke Akindele married Nigerian rapper JJC Skillz in London in May 2016.[41] Her pregnancy rumours were among the top searched results on Google search engine in August 2017. JJC Skillz announced the end of the union between him and the popular actress which lasted six years via his official Instagram handle on June 30, 2022.[42] Funke Akindele gave birth to twin boys in December 2018 and has several step-children.[43][44][45]

Controversy

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In April 2020, Akindele was arrested along with JJC Skillz, her husband at that time and charged for having a birthday party for her husband during a mandated lockdown to curb the spread of the Corona Virus.[46] She later appeared in a Nigeria Centre for Disease Control video to raise awareness about Corona Virus.[47] The actress and her husband were sentenced to a 14-day community service after pleading guilty to violating the lockdown order.[48][49]

Record holdings

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Funke Akindele at 2021 Africa Movie Academy Awards

In 2024, Her movie A Tribe Called Judah became the highest grossing Nigerian movie of all time, breaking the record of her movie Battle on Buka Street.[50]

Akindele has the most wins at award shows like AMVCA and Nigeria Entertainment Awards.

She is the producer and director of the three highest grossing Nollywood movies of all time, A Tribe Called Judah,[50] Battle on Buka Street and Omo Ghetto: The Saga.

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
1998 I Need To Know Bisi Soap Opera
2002 Final Whistle Angela Directed by Ifeanyi Ikpoenyi
Final Whistle 2 Angela
2002 Sharon Stone Dupe Directed by Adim Williams
Sharon Stone 2 Dupe
2003 Egg of Life Isioma Directed by Andy Amenechi
Egg of Life 2 Isioma
2004 Kádàrá Mi Secretary
Atlanta Kudirat Directed by Charles Novia
Atlanta Kudirat
Botife Bisola
2005 Agbara Ifẹ Directed by Bakare Adeoye
13th Day: Ọjọ Kẹtala Directed by Sunday Ogunyemi
13th Day: Ọjọ Kẹtala 2 Directed by Sunday Ogunyemi
2006 Narrow Path Wunmi Directed by Kunle Kelani
Kosefowora Folashade Directed by Tajudeen Mobolaji Arotambo
Oṣuwọn Ẹda Directed by Yomi Fash-Lanso
Agbe Fo Yẹmisi Directed by Abiodun Olarenwaju
Agbe Fo 2 Yemisi Directed by Abiodun Olarenwaju
Oreke Mulero Directed by Bakare Adeoye
Ọdún Nbaku Moji Directed by Ibrahim Chatta and Dele Ogundipe
2007 Maku Directed by Abiodun Olarenwaju and Yinka Quadri
Ẹdujọbi Taiye/ Kehinde
Ẹdujọbi 2 Taiye/ Kehinde
B'aye Ṣe Nlọ
Ọba Irawọ
Okùn Ìfẹ Yí Bimpe
Egun
Akandun
2008 Kàkàkí L'oku Kàkàkí's wife
Kàkàkí L'oku 2 Kàkàkí's wife
Taiwo, Taiwo T.girl
Taiwo, Taiwo 2 T.girl
Ajẹ̀ Mẹtta Molayo
Ajẹ̀ Mẹtta 2 Molayo
Apoti Orogún Bola
Jenifa Sulia Adedayo/ Jenifa
Àtànpàkò Mẹta
Ọmọ Pupa
2009 Bolode O'ku Funmi
Farayola Oyinkansola
Jenifa 2 Sulia Adedayo/ Jenifa
Anointed Liars Flora Directed by Innocent Chinagorom
Anointed Liars 2 Flora
Iro Funfun Tomilola Directed by Muhydeen S. Ayinde
Iro Funfun 2 Tomilola
Ija Ọla
Ija Ọla 2
Ọmọ Ìyá Kan Directed by Daniel Ademinokan
Apaadi
Apaadi 2
2010 Omo Ghetto Ayomide & Shalewa/Lefty
Omo Ghetto 2 Ayomide & Shalewa/Lefty
Sherikoko Angelina Directed by Amayo Uzo Philips
White Hunters Peggy Directed by Afam Okereke
Ogun Àìkú Directed by Muyiwa Ademola
2011 Maami Maami Directed by Tunde Kelani
The Return of Jenifa Sulia Adedayo/Jenifa
Jelili Betty Directed by Tope Adebayo and Adebayo Salami
The Perfect Church Sister Angela
Ladies Gang Samantha Directed by Afam Okereke
Ladies Gang 2 Samantha
Kujenra Kujenra Directed by Adebayo Tijani
Kujenra 2 Kujenra
2012 Married but Living Single Kate Directed by Tunde Olaoye
A Wish Directed by Elvis Chuks
Dirty Diamond Peace/Uju Directed by Okey-Zubelu Okoh
Wisdom of Thomas Ihunna Directed by Tchidi Chikere
Emi Abata Tinuke Directed by Adebayo Salami
2013 Living Nightmares Monica Directed by Okey-Zubelu Okoh
Oga On Top Directed by Amayo Uzo Philips
Jujuwood Crystal Directed by Tchidi Chikere
Agnetta (O'mpa) Directed by Amayo Uzo Philips
Angelina Angelina Directed by MacCollins Chidebe
The Fighter Monica Lewisky Directed by Amayo Uzo Philips
Barren Women Directed by Morgan Ukaegbu
Azonto Babes
The Return of Sherikoko Directed by Amayo Uzo Philips
2014 New Horizons Sadie
Pretty Liars Cleo
Madam Tyson
Chibundu Chibundu
Mr Potosky
Love Wahala Katrine
2015 Fight For Peace Aduke
Jenifa's Diary Sulia Adedayo/Jenifa Tv series
One Fine Day
Uncle Oyibo
2016 A Trip to Jamaica Bola Robert Peters
2017 Isoken Agnes
Industreet Francesca Web Series
Double Trouble Modebola Directional debut
2018 My Siblings and I Vivian Aberuagba Tv series
Moms at War Olaide Adetola Directed by Omoni Oboli
Chief Daddy Tinu Breecroft Directed by Niyi Akinmolayan
2019 Aiyetoro Town Sulia Adedayo/ Jenifa Web series
Unmendable Rachael
Your Excellency Kemi Ajadi Cinematic directorial debut
2020 Who's The Boss Hauwa Directed by Chinaza Onuzo
Omo Ghetto: The Saga Ayomide &Shalewa/Lefty Directed by Funke Akindele, Abdulrasheed Bello
2021 Dwindle Officer Tolani Kayode Kasum, Dare Olaitan
Jenifa on Lockdown Suliat Adedayo/Jenifa Web series
2022 Chief Daddy 2: Going for Broke Tinu Breecroft Directed by Niyi Akinmolayan
Far From Home Patricia Bello Tv Series
Battle on Buka Street Yejide Directed by Funke Akindele and Tobi Makinde
2023 She Must Be Obeyed She/Siyanbola Adewole Limited series
No Way Through Jolade Okeniyi Directed by Chinaza Onuzo
A Tribe Called Judah Jedidah Judah Directed by Funke Akindele and Adeoluwa Owu
2024 House of Ga'a Ayinba Directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters

Awards and nominations

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Year Event Prize Work Result Ref
2009 Africa Movie Academy Award Best Actress in a Leading Role Jenifa Won
2009 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Best Actress Won
City People Awards Actress of the Year Won
2010 2010 Best of Nollywood Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role (Yoruba) Ogun Aiku Nominated
2012 2012 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Best Actress The Return of Jenifa Won
2012 Nollywood Movies Awards Best Actress (Indigenous) Emi Abata Won
2012 Best of Nollywood Awards Best Actress (English) Married but Living Single Nominated
Zulu African Film Academy Awards Best Actress Maami and The Return of Jenifa Won
Yoruba Movie Academy Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Won
Screen Nation Awards Pan Africa Best Actress Nominated
2013 2013 Nollywood Movies Awards Best Actress (Leading Role) Maami Nominated
Best Actress (Indigenous) Won
2013 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best Actress (Drama) Maami Nominated
Best Actress (Comedy) The Return of Jenifa Nominated
Yoruba Movie Academy Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Ife Gbona Nominated
2014 2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Best Actress (Leading Role) Agnetta O’Mpa Won
2014 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best Actress (Comedy) The Return of Sheri Koko Won
ELOY Awards Brand Ambassador of the Year Omo Won [51]
2015 Best of Nollywood Awards Best Supporting Actress-English One Fine Day Nominated
2016 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best Actress In Comedy Role Jenifa's Diary Won
Nigeria Entertainment Awards Best Actress Series Nominated
Naija FM Awards Sitcom Of The Year Won
Best Actress in Comedy Won
Africa Entertainment Legend Awards Best Actress of the Year Won [52]
2016 Ghana Movies Awards Best Actress Africa Collaboration A Trip to Jamaica Won [53]
2017 2017 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best TV Series Jenifa's Diary Won [54]
Best Actress in a Comedy Movie or TV Series Won [55]
A Trip to Jamaica Nominated
2017 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Best Lead Actress Won
2020 2020 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best Actress in a comedy Moms At War Won [56]
2021 Net Honours Most Popular Actress Won
Most Searched Actress Nominated
Africa Movie Academy Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Omo Ghetto: The Saga Nominated
2022 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards Best Actress in A Comedy Won [57][58]
Best Costume Designer Nominated
Best Movie West Africa Nominated
Best Overall Movie Nominated
Best Television Series Jenifa's Diary Nominated
Best Africa Magic Original Comedy Series My Siblings & I Nominated
NET Honours Most Popular Actress Won [59]
2023 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards Best Actress In A Comedy Movie/TV Series Battle on Buka Street Nominated [60]
Best Writer Nominated
Best Overall Movie Nominated
Africa International Film Festival Globe Award Honoree Won
NET Honours Most Popular Actress Won
Most Searched Actress Won
Legit.ng's Readers' Choice Awards Best Actress in 2023 Won
2024 2023 Silverbird Man of The Year Award Special Achievement Award Won
2024 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards Best Lead Actress A Tribe Called Judah Nominated
Best Writing (Movie) Nominated
Best Movie Nominated
Legit.ng Entertainment Awards Best Actress Won
Africa Cinema Summit Legacy Awards Honorary Award Significant Contributor's to Africa Film Industry Won
Africa Choice Awards Female Movie Star of the Year Pending
National Film and Video Censors Board Box Office Champion Won

See also

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References

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