‘Motherland The Musical’ marks Temi Otedola’s Stage Play debut

Temi Otedola, an actress and media personality, made her theatrical debut in “Motherland The Musical.”
The performance, which was directed and produced by Nigeria’s “Queen of Theatre,” Bolanle Austen Peters, was the ideal fusion of costume design and narrative.

Otedola performs as “Young Hassana” in the theatrical play, a Fulani girl who must negotiate forbidden love amidst the social unrest and political unrest in 1957 Nigeria.

She is a marvellously physical actor, as she has long shown in her film appearances. She surpasses herself in this song, displaying agility and adaptability in both her acting and singing.

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‘Motherland’ is a fast-paced, instructive, and emotive look into Nigeria’s history and the situation of the nation now. Although it is set in modern-day Nigeria, it makes numerous references to the past.

Francis Onwochei, Bamike Olawunmi-Adenibuyan, and Uzo Osimkpa are among the actors in the drama.

Otedola, who was born in Nigeria and received her education there, has emerged as the country of Nigeria’s newest acting talent.

She has garnered attention for her acting roles in recent years, including the Netflix Original film “Citation” and the Amazon Prime Original “The Man for the Job,” solidifying her as a star to watch in Nollywood.