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Top Nigerian Celebrities Who Are Siblings

By Balogun Kamilu Lekan

1. Kunle And Gabriel Afolayan

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They are both offspring of seasoned director, the late Adeyemi Afolayan, also known as Ade love.

The two siblings have demonstrated exceptional talent in the field. Kunle tells and interprets visual stories, while Gabriel is more interested in acting.

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2. Teni and Niniola Apata

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Even though they haven’t collaborated on any music, the duo has established a name for themselves in the music industry.

3. Funke Akindele and Poga Akindele

Funke Akindele is a famous Nollywood actress who has grown huge in the industry.

Poga Akindele is Funke’s brother. He is a Movie Editor. 

4. Don Jazzy and D Prince

Don Jazzy and D’Prince are both musicians who are members of the defunct Mo hits.

The duo have both topped up their game in the industry by giving opportunities to young musicians and promoting them

5. Mercy Johnson and Joseph Junior Johnson

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Mercy made her Nollywood debut in the movie “The Maid,” 

She is the oldest of her other three siblings.

Her brother, Joseph Junior Johnson, also chose Mercy’s part to be an actor. They have both been in the business together.

6. Dakore and Timi Egbuson

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Dakore gained notoriety before her brother Timi, but he has since developed into one of Nollywood’s most sought-after actors.

Timi advanced from the Nollywood “Sweet Boys” association to the MTV series Shuga and Single Girl In Transit. The siblings have also appeared in movies together and were excellent in their roles.

7. Sola Kosoko and Bidemi Kosoko

Sola Kosoko and Bidemi are siblings. The two are talented Nollywood actress

8. Olamide and DJ Enimoney

Over the years, the pair have achieved notable success in the entertainment sector.

Olamide is a rapper and singer, while DJ Enimoney, his younger sibling, is a music producer and DJ.

9. Kiss Daniel and Sophie

Kiss Daniel is a musician from Nigeria. After the release of his hit single Woju, he rapidly gained popularity.

Sophie is a radio host and on-air personality with Cool FM in Lagos. The two famous people were raised and born in Ogun State, their home state in southwestern Nigeria. 

10. Mayorkun and Ayo Freeman

The two famous people are the sons of Toyin Adewale, a seasoned actress in Nollywood.

Ayo Freeman is a music producer and an artist manager, whereas Mayorkun established himself among the top comedians and actors.


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