Bimbo Oshi

Bimbo Oshin was born on July 24, 1971, in Ondo, a city in Ondo State, southwestern Nigeria. Oshin is the second-to-last of Pa Olasanmi Theophilus Oshin's eight children. Her upbringing in a large family provided a nurturing environment for her talent to flourish.

Oshin attended Saint Anne's Primary School in Ondo State for her primary education. Later, she enrolled in Staff Primary School in Ile-Ife, Osun State. For her secondary education, she attended Girls Academy, Sandgrouse, in Lagos State. She further pursued higher education at the prestigious University of Lagos, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Philosophy.

Oshin's passion for acting was evident from a young age. She engaged in minor dramas with her elder sibling, recording their pseudo videos at home. Her journey into professional acting commenced during her undergraduate days at the University of Lagos when she joined the Ara Osan theater group in 1996.

Under the mentorship of Rasaq Ajao, Oshin honed her acting skills and gained experience in English soap operas. However, she eventually found her niche in the Yoruba movie industry. Her breakthrough role came in 1997 with the release of the movie "Akobi." This marked the turning point in her career and propelled her to wider recognition.

Oshin has made a significant mark in the movie industry, She has starred in so many movies including:

• Omo Elemosho (2012): Oshin's performance in this Yoruba film further cemented her status as a talented actress.
• Kakanfo (2020): Oshin's portrayal in this film showcased her versatility and ability to tackle diverse roles.
• The New Patriots (2020): Oshin's involvement in this project demonstrated her commitment to engaging storytelling and impactful cinema.

In 2016, Bimbo Oshin received the Icon Category Award at the Afro-Heritage Broadcasting and Entertainment Awards, honoring her outstanding contributions to the Nigerian film industry. Her talent, dedication, and memorable performances have garnered praise and acclaim from both critics and audiences.