I am still looking for the Bold man that ‘ll marry me — Actress Ayo Amusa

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Dayo Amusa is an actress. In this interview with DOYIN ADEOYE, she talks about her career, controversies and style, among other things.
How did your foray into acting really begin?
I started acting in 2002 when I joined the Wemimo Olu Paul Productions in Ibadan. He (Wemimo) was one of the biggest producers back then and I registered with him. But it wasn’t easy shuttling between Lagos and Ibadan, so I had to move back to Lagos, where I started going for auditions and all, before I became who I am today.

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Ayo Balogun a.k.a Wizkid blinks in new photos

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Ayo Balogun popularly known as Wizkid released these pictures in promotion of his soon to be released album. I personally can’t wait. What do you think of the photos ?

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@40: I'm Still Young To Get Married - Actress, Ayo Adesanya -

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Nollywood actress, Ayo Adesanya who has a nine-year-old son in a recent talks about marriage.

The actress who was said to be married to movie producer/cum actor, Goriola Hassan who she had a son for has denied ever marrying him.

In her words: "I was never married to Goriola Hassan. We lived together and had a child. He is nine years old now. Reconciliation? I don’t want to talk about that. I have moved on and I guess he has moved on too".

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"Marrying Ayo Adesanya was like boarding a 'one-chance' vehicle' - Movie producer Ayo

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When asked about the lessons he learnt from his relationship with his ex-wife actress Ayo Adesanya, movie producer/cum actor Omogoriola Hassan said marrying Ayo was like boarding a 'one-chance' vehicle. He tells Encomium magazine:

"The biggest lesson I learnt was not to trust anyone. The person you trust may eventually disappoint. Then I was the greatest fool but today I am the wisest and happiest. Marrying Ayo then was like boarding a 'one-chance' vehicle. It was like I could never come across a woman I can love like that not knowing I was just being foolish. If not that she had a baby for me, I would have revealed a lot about her. Will just keep them to myself in the interest of our son. But I was agitated when I read that she wants to remove the tattoo on her hand bearing our logo - No Fear. She is free to do but what about the one on her ass where my name was written bold, Omogoriola Hassan? How is she going to remove that? That is stupid of her. If at all you don't like someone again, that doesn't mean you need to go to that extent. But believe me she's still thinking about me because if she's not she wouldn't be thinking about removing my tattoos on her body.

My Ex-husband and I were never Legally Married – Ayo Adesanya

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 Says ‘I was paid N3000 for my first role’

Ayo Adesanya is one of the established Yoruba actresses who have been around for more than a decade. She burst into the glitterati of fame in the early 90s. In this interview, she talks about her journey into Nollywood, her love life and the man in her life.

Nollywood Actress Ayo Adesanya Tries Removing Tattoo, Says It’s A Sin To Have It

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She’s been around for a long time and she has acted several movies in both the Yoruba and English movies in Nollywood. Ayo Adesanya says like most stars she had a rough beginning.“But then, I think it’s just God because sometimes when God shows you where you ought to be, there’s little you can do. Sometimes, I went for auditions and wouldn’t get picked or they could just give me a minor role like a waka-pass and I would still do it and it didn’t matter to me. But most times too, I got good roles,” Adesanya said.

There’s no way Ayo Adesanya would tell her story in the industry without mentioning Ifeanyi, the man God probably sent to kick start her acting career.

"I Am Still In Love With Ayo Adesanya" - Pasuma

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Alhaji Wasiu Alabi, popularly known as Pasuma he divulged some closely guarded secrets regarding his past and his unmarried status.  Excerpt:

You once said you grew up in Mushin. That must have been a rough and tough time for you. How rough exactly was your childhood?
Talking about rough, there is something about Mushin that people run away from. Being a Mushin person, people don’t usually want to associate with you or give you things. When someone asks you where you are from and you say Mushin, they don’t want to have anything to do with you. But I saw it as a challenge. When I was a young boy, I attended Muslim Mission Primary School. Afterwards, I moved to Nigeria Model High School, Idioro also in Mushin.