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AMVCA: Actress Bimbo Ademoye wins Best Actress in Comedy
Since her emergence on the scene, Ademoye has cobtinued to wow many across the globe with her amazing talent.
Nollywood actress, Bimbo Ademoye, has won the Best Actress in a Comedy for her role in the hit series “Selina.”
Ademoye’s exceptional performance in the comic series saw her beating the likes of Albert Oluwatoyin for “Visa On Arrival,” Roselyn Ngissah for “Red Carpet,” Funke Akindele for “Battle On Buka Street,” Grace Wacuka for “Married to Work,” and Mercy Johnson for both “Battle On Buka Street” and “Passport,” to emerge winner of the category.
Since her emergence on the scene, Ademoye has cobtinued to wow many across the globe with her amazing talent.
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