Sola Kosoko-Abina, better known as Sola Kosoko, is a famous Nigerian actress and director, famed for her part in the movie *Láròdá òjò*.
She was born on January 7, 1980, and is the daughter of the renowned actor Jide Kosoko.
In addition to her role in *Láròdá òjò*, she has appeared in the film *Pala pala* alongside Yemi Solade and Muyiwa Kosoko.
Recently, she spoke to Nigerian youth at the Media Literacy and Capacity Building program.
FACT ABOUT SOLO KOSOKO
- FULL NAME:Sola Kosoko-Abina
- DATE OF BIRTH:January 7, 1980
- PLACE OF BIRTH:Lagos, Nigeria
- NATIONALITY:Nigerian
- STATE OF ORIGIN:Lagos, Nigeria
- OCCUPATION:Actress
EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Coming from the respected Kosoko royal family in Lagos, Nigeria, Sola Kosoko was raised in an artistically influential environment.
Her father, the well-known actor Jide Kosoko, played a vital role in nurturing her passion for acting.
Despite facing personal challenges, such as her mother’s passing in 1993, Sola remained committed to her education, attending Aje Comprehensive High School and Methodist Primary School.
Keen on broadening her horizons, Sola pursued computer studies at the Federal College of Education and later obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from Olabisi Onabanjo University.
CAREER
She embarked on her acting career in 1999, initially gaining recognition for her role in the movie *Ola Abata*, produced by her father, Jide Kosoko.
Her breakthrough came in 2001 with her performance in *Omo Olorire*, which garnered her substantial acclaim and fame.
Since making her debut, Sola Kosoko has demonstrated her talent in a variety of English and Yoruba films, showcasing her versatility across different genres and captivating audiences with her exceptional performances.
Her dedication to her craft and consistent presence in the Nigerian film industry further solidify her reputation as a versatile actress with a promising future ahead.
PERSONAL LIFE
She is happily married to Abiodun Abinna, and they enjoy the blessings of parenthood with their two daughters, Oluwasindara and Oluwasikemi, as well as their son, Oluwasire.
