Nollywood actress, Omowunmi Dada,took to her instagram page to celebrate her new journey as she becomes professor at US university.
The 34 year old yoruba actress, popularly known for her amazing performance on TV shows told the new few days back on her first day at work.
She also added that she was passionate to ignite knowledge in her classes.
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She wrote: “Stepping into my role at the University of Michigan! 🎓💃🏽💃🏽. Today, we dived into the captivating world of African stories and Nollywood, sparking thought-provoking conversations! 📚🌍🎥. Brimming with excitement as I prepare to ignite a thirst for knowledge during my upcoming residency classes.”
Professor at US university no be beans
Netizens took to her page to celebrate this milestone as one would say that she deserved it, seeing all the hard work she put to make people glued to their screens back home and abroad.
@abf_yorkshire: “You look beautiful and smart”
@alooksclothing: “Congratulations baby girl.”
@charminglois: “You’re indeed a superstar.”
@mikeland_homeandproperty: “I love the voice over.”
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Oyinbo men shock many by participating in yoruba rites
Meanwhile, you would think that African culture can only be exhibited by Africans, but this thought was countered by a group of oyinbo men.
These oyinbo men as Nigerians refer to them excellently and effortlessly showcased the Yoruba culture of Nigeria in what looked like a ritual ceremony.
In the TikTok video shared, a shocking sight of two oyinbo men playing the talking drum as though it was an easy task was captured.
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