In a splendid display of talent and comedic brilliance, Bimbo Ademoye emerged as one of the winners at the AMVCAs 2023, clinching the coveted title of Best Actress in a Comedy.
Since her emergence in the movie scenes, Ademoye has continued to wow many across Africa with her amazing talent and taste for good fashion. Throughout the show “Selina,” the movie which has earned her this current status, Bimbo Ademoye showcased her remarkable comedic skills while captivating the public with her exceptional performance. Her seamless embodiment of the character and her talent for delivering humor in every scene deserves high praise.
Ascending the grand stage to claim her well-deserved accolade, Ademoye stunned in a custom-made corset gown that radiated an envious shade of green and was adorned with delicate floral spikes cascading down the train and sleeves. Her sleek updo, subtle makeup, and subtle hints of diamond accessories added a touch of elegance, completing her stunning, sparkling ensemble, perfectly befitting her big moment.
In her words, “I swear to God, I did not see it coming; I forgot my shoes, I’m so sorry. Thank you so very much to all of you. I don’t have a speech, I didn’t see this coming, please forgive me. Thank you to all of you for watching my movies. Thank you for loving me. Most importantly, to the woman who made me and for the love that she showed me— Uduak Isong Oguamanam, this is for you…”
Among the lineup of 2023 AMVCAs nominees, including the remarkable Albert Oluwatoyin for “Visa On Arrival,” the enchanting Roselyn Ngissah for “Red Carpet,” the charismatic Funke Akindele for “Battle On Buka Street,” the delightful Grace Wacuka for “Married to Work,” and the extraordinary Mercy Johnson for both “Battle On Buka Street” and “Passport,” it was Ademoye who stole the spotlight with her outstanding portrayal in “Selina.”
Ademoye’s win stands as a resounding testament to her exceptional talent, versatile skills, and undeniable ability to impress everyone with her comedic prowess. With her infectious charm and unparalleled acting finesse, she has unquestionably earned the well-deserved recognition bestowed upon her at this grand celebration of African cinema.
