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Film, television play unique roles in shaping society — Actress Adebukola Oladipupo

Rukiyat Ogunwade
February 5, 2025
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Nollywood Actress, Adebukola Oladipupo, popularly known as Tiaraoluwa has said that film and television play a unique role in society aside from entertainment.

Tiaraoluwa in a recent interview said that film and Television have a way of shaping what society will look like.

While citing Nollywood, the Ogun-born actress said that films help shed light on important issues, breaking stereotypes, or inspiring the next generations.

“That’s why I believe so strongly in edutainment. The media is an incredibly fast and efficient way to reach people, and when used intentionally, it can shift mindsets, spark important conversations, and help people make more informed decisions,” she said.

The Nollywood Actress during the interview while speaking on her childhood said, “I come from a lively family of five, with three siblings—so trust me, growing up was never boring. If I wasn’t fighting for the TV remote, I was perfecting my “I’m sleeping” face to escape errands.

“But through all the chaos, my childhood was filled with love, laughter, and just the right amount of wahala to keep things interesting.”

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