From screen to books: 5 celebs who have written memoirs

Chika Ike In her own memoir, ‘Boss Up’, Chika touched on many personal issues she faced in her life from her father leaving them to be raised by their mother, chasing her dreams of becoming an actress and seeing them come true not to mention her time of study at Harvard and so much more. […]

Chika Ike

In her own memoir, ‘Boss Up’, Chika touched on many personal issues she faced in her life from her father leaving them to be raised by their mother, chasing her dreams of becoming an actress and seeing them come true not to mention her time of study at Harvard and so much more.

Omoni Oboli

To mark her 40th birthday, actress Omoni Oboli released her own memoir titled, ‘The Stars Are Ageless.’ She speaks on her life journey revolving around her life as a wife, mother of three and also, the movie ‘Okafor’s Law’ in which she wrote, starred, directed and produced.

Kate Henshaw

Kate also compiled her life experiences plus the years she has spent in the Nollywood movie industry in ‘The World of an Actress: My Story’. From the good, the bad and the ugly, she reveals it all in her book and introduced Kate to her fans in a new light.

Toke Makinwa

Toke bared it all when she released her own autobiography, ‘On Becoming’ in 2016 and was one of the most emotional and bestselling books of the year. The media personality speaks on everything from her years growing up, her husband, how he cheated on her and how his infidelity greatly affected her blossoming career.

Julianah Olayode

Popular for her role in the hit comedy series, Jenifa’s Diary as ToyoBaby, Julianah released her own touching memoir ‘Rebirth: From Grass to Grace’. In her book, she shares her childhood story on her struggles before joining Nollywood and the journey to fame. It proves to be an emotional and sentimental read and is indeed, a grass to grace story.