ADESUA ETIOMI BiO, LIFESTYLE and CAREER

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BACKGROUND 

Adesua Etomi was born on February 22, 1986 in Owerri, Imo State, as the youngest of three siblings. Her father is a soldier from the Esan descent, and her mother, an Engineer from the Yoruba origin. She attended Corona School, Victoria Island, Lagos. Subsequently, she attended Queen’s College, Lagos, and then moved to the United Kingdom at 13 for physical theatre, musical theatre and performing arts studies in City college Coventry. In 2006, She graduated with distinction in all the courses and proceeded to study drama and performance at the University of Wolverhampton. Finally in 2009, she graduated with a first class honours.👉 

Personal Life 
Adesua Etomi is married to Banky Wellington. They got engaged in February, 2017 and got married in November. She loves to sing, dance, swim and play guitar. 
CAREER 
When she was still discovering herself, Adesua starred inThe crucible in 2004, Saro in 2013, and The Grim Tales in 2009. However, these were minor theatre works that opened her eyes to her possibilities. She started nurturing her talent, and that’s when she decided to come back home. Immediately after jetting back to Nigeria, she tried her hand in a short film The call, and a year later, she starred as Layo in brave. What put her in the map was when she landed the role to play Debbie in the feature film Knocking on Heaven’s Door. She completely bodied her character and even got nominated for Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards. A year later, she landed the role of playing ‘Muna’ in Falling. There was no denying that she was meant for the acting life as success in the role led her to win a Golden Icons Academy Movie Award. Adesua started getting noticed with brands and movie creators, and she even got a chance to play Sheila in the famous Shuga series. Her career shot off from there, and she remained booked and busy as she has now starred in over 80 movies and series. Etomi's film credits include The Arbitration, The Wedding Party, and Falling. Her performance in Falling earned her the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award for Best Actress in a Drama. Other notable films she has appeared in include A Soldier's Story (2015), Out of Luck (2015), and Couple of Days (2016). Etomi played Shiela in the fourth and fifth seasons of Shuga, a television soap opera about HIV/AIDS prevention. Etomi began starring as Amaka Obiora, an undercover police officer, in Yemisi Wada's crime series LasGidi Cops, which debuted in June 2016 on television. She was also featured on Vogue's list of 14 global superstars. 

LESSON FROM THE LIFE OF ADESUA ETOMI 

Locally and internationally. Adesua Etomi is known for her distinctiveness and this has attracted a lot of people to her. She is known for elegance in the movie industry, and so Nigerians keep anticipating her films. So, you need to know that the aura you bring to your business each day will make your customers stay or leave. So, you must always strive to be the best in your field by bringing elegance to whatever you do. 

NET WORTH
 As at august 1st, 2020, Adesua Etomi is currently one of the richest and most influential actress in Nigeria with an estimated net worth of $900,000. ACTION✌️

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