A Brief Profile On Popular Yoruba Actress, Liz Da-Silva As She Turns A Year Older
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- June 10, 2020
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Liz Da Silva is an actress, movie producer, fashion designer and entrepreneur.
Her talent, unique accent, and entrepreneurial skills are one of the things that stand her out from her fellow colleagues.
Here are a few things to know about her:
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Early Life
She was born Elizabeth Omowunmi Tekovi Da-Silva on June 10, 1978, in Obalende, Lagos Island to Togolese parents. Her parents were separated and she grew up with her but unfortunately, her mother died before she started acting.
She has a Bachelor’s degree from Lagos State University.
Career
Liz Da Silva’s career as a Yoruba actress started in 2004 through the help of Iyabo Ojo who introduced her to Muka Ray.
She shot into limelight after her roles in Wakati Meta and Omidan by Iyabo Ojo.
She has acted in lots of movies such as Desire, Itanje, Alakada Reloaded, Alebu Kan, Tasere etc
Liz made her debut as a movie producer with Mama Insurance in 2012 which featured stars like Ayo Mogaji, Lanre Hassan, Iyabo Ojo, Ronke Ojo,
She credits Muka Ray and Bukky Wright as her mentors in the industry.
Personal life
Liz was involved in a paternity controversy when she had her son Abdulroheem Olasunkanmi in June 2013.
This led to her conversion to Islam in 2013 since her baby daddy is Muslim hence the name ‘Aishat Olaoye’.
Endorsements
She is an ambassador for Globacom.
Her love for Fashion
She runs a designing outfit called Tekovi D’Tailor.
She anchors an annual event called Liz Da-Silva Ankara Ball that features popular celebrities.
The concept behind Ankara day is to promote the unity of Africans through culture.
The programs for the event include choreography, stage play (pantomime), Ewi, panegyric music, fashion parade, dance troupe, and musical performance.”
She also sells African fabrics like Aso-Oke Ankara, Adire, Aso Oke etc.
