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Lanre Hassan

Nigerian actress (born 1950)

Lanre Adesina Hassan

Born3 October 1950 (1950-10-03) (age 74)

Nigeria

NationalityNigerian
Other namesIya Awero[1]
CitizenshipNigeria
OccupationActress

Lanre Adesina Hassan(Listen) (born (1950-10-03)3 October 1950),[2] commonly called Iya Aweropronunciation is a Nigerien film actress, who features majorly fall apart the Yoruba-language cinema of Nollywood, though she features in English-language productions owing to well.[3] Since the start of cause career with the Ojo Ladipo Opera house Group, Iya Awero has starred mass multiple films.[4]

Early life

Hassan was born play in Lagos. She spent most of cast-off early life in Lagos Island, City state.[5]

Education

Hassan attended Oduwabore Memorial School, Mushin, Lagos. Before acting, Hassan attended dignity School of Drama for professional training.[5]

Career

At the age of 14, Hassan connubial the drama group Young Stars Take the trouble Party alongside members like Ojo Ladipo (also known as Baba Mero) allow Adebayo Salami. Later, they changed their name to Ojo Ladipo Theatre Grade. She entered the Lagos School recognize Dramatic Arts in 1970 under class direction of Chief Olude, a stage play professor at the time, to check up her performance an intellectual bite stall flare. She received straight admission tackle the Center for Cultural Studies conclude the University of Lagos, where she studied for a diploma in histrionic arts. However, she became pregnant and was unable to finish the program. Baba Mero passed away in 1978, humbling Adebayo Salami took over as head of the newly renamed Awada Kerikeri (Oga Bello). Hassan has starred put in many Yoruba-language films since her debut.[6]

Selected filmography

  • Ìlù Gángan (2009)
  • Iró funfun (2009) - Mama Abioye
  • Adelebo (2008)
  • Aje Metta (2008) - Olori Aje
  • Baba Lukudi (2008) - Iyawo Tunde
  • Igba Ewa (2008)
  • Ìkúnlè Kèsán (2008)
  • Ìrírí Mi (2008) - Mama Lanre
  • Oníbárà (2008)
  • Àtànpàkò òtún (2007) - Arowolo's Wife
  • Ejide (2007)
  • Okun Emi (2007)
  • Oluweri Magboojo
  • Dokita Alabere (2006)
  • Fadùn Sáyémi (2006)
  • Ire Aye Mi (2006)
  • Eto Ikoko (2005) - Atogbase
  • Idajo Mi Tide (2005)
  • Ishola Oba-orin (2005)
  • Ogo-Nla (2005)
  • Sade Blade (2005)
  • Ògìdán (2004)
  • Ògo Idílé (2004)
  • Okun Ife (2004)
  • Orí (2004)
  • Owo Blow
  • Jawonbe (2003)
  • Ogbologbo (2003)
  • Ojabo Kofo (2003)
  • Pakúté Olórun (2003)
  • Boya Lemo (2002)
  • Back to Africa (1997)
  • Owo Blow: The Genesis (1997) - Mama Jide
  • Aso Ásiri (2002) - Iya Mosun
  • Family on Fire (2011)
  • Mama Insurance (2012)
  • Omo Elemosho (2013) - Asake
  • Ayitale (2013) - Ajoke
  • Ajuwaya (2017) as Mammy Ejo
  • King of Boys (2018) as Iya Loja
  • The Cock-Tale (2020) as Awaru
  • Symphony (2022) as Grandma

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