5 Nigerian celebrities who have written books

Writing a book is no easy task, but this is exactly what some Nigerian celebrities have done. Here, Weekend Magazine gives you a list.   Juliana Oloyede Toyo baby as she is fondly called because of her role in ‘Jenifa’s Diary’ is an actress and author. She wrote her autobiography titled ‘Rebirth: From Grass to […]

Writing a book is no easy task, but this is exactly what some Nigerian celebrities have done. Here, Weekend Magazine gives you a list.

 

Juliana Oloyede

Toyo baby as she is fondly called because of her role in ‘Jenifa’s Diary’ is an actress and author. She wrote her autobiography titled ‘Rebirth: From Grass to Grace’ in 2017, a chronicle of her life from a little girl who had to beg to survive to stardom.

 

Omoni Oboli
This author is also a Nollywood actress, scriptwriter, film director and producer. She wrote a book about experiences that helped shape her into the person she is today. Her book ‘The Stars are Ageless’ was released in 2018 when she turned 40 to celebrate her success and achievements.

 

Betty Irabor
Betty Irabor is a Nigerian philanthropist, columnist, publisher, writer and the founder of Genevieve Magazine. She wrote a book titled ‘Dust to Dew’, a memoir that tells the story of her battle with depression. It’s her second published work, the first being ‘Morning Dew’.

 

Toke Makinwa

She is an on-air personality, blogger, fashion enthusiast, television host, socialite and now an author. She wrote ‘On Becoming’ in 2006, a book that gives readers a glimpse of her life so far, her struggles and pain growing up. She went on a book tour in Nigeria, South Africa, U.K., U.S. and some parts of East Africa.

 

Osi Suave

Osikhena Dirisu Anslem is his real name. He is an on-air personality at Beat FM and released his work ‘The Confessions of a Lagos Bachelor’ in 2018. The 12-chapter book chronicles his love story and career.