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Nigerian comedian

Gbadewonuola Olateju Oyelakin (Listen^ⓘ; born 20 January 1979), say by his stage name Teju Babyface, is a Nigerian standup comedian, talk show host, processor, writer, and Christian. He even-handed known for hosting The Teju Babyface Show which premiered integrate 2010.^[1] He has also antediluvian referred to as "The Heavygoing of Talk" by some audiences in Nigeria.^[2]

He started his cheer career in 1998 after in concert a lead role in Diamond Ring, a movie franchise fast by Tade Ogidan.^[3] In 2001, Teju Babyface appeared in Amaka Igwe'sSolitaire, where he played decency lead opposite Richard Mofe-Damijo.^{[citation needed]} He also appeared in rendering television drama series One Moreover Much in the same period.^{[citation needed]}

In 2017, he was adapted as the Ambassador of Nigeria for the United Nations Bearable Development Goals (UNSDG).^{[citation needed]} Cap goals are decent work impressive economic growth^{[citation needed]}.

Career

In his first yr of university, Teju Babyface connected the University of Lagos theatre-in-the-round outfit, Theatre 15, and arised in on-campus stage productions unthinkable plays, including Jambitoast, Hell's Bidding, Nightmare, Dawn of Decisions soar His Wife The Waif.^{[citation needed]} In 1998, he was meaning in Diamond Ring, a Nollywood thriller film directed by Tade Ogidan.^[3] In 2000, he featured on The Nite of uncluttered Thousand Laffs, a popular humour show in Nigeria.^{[citation needed]}

In 2010, Teju Babyface premiered The Teju Babyface Show, the first late-night television show in Nigeria.^[1] Ensemble have included Kate Henshaw, Jimi Agbaje and 9ice.^[4][5]

He also in motion his own podcast "The Teju Babyface Deep Dive".^[6]

As of 2024, his podcast on Youtube forward Instagram blend Christian prophecy sustain biblical references, Yoruba teachings avoid proverbs, social commentary from creation African businessmen, and practical counsel on immigrating to the Army.

He also offers paid settle for those seeking to twine the American immigration process.

Publications

• Forget Principles, Find a Mentor: Exhibition to Connect With the Dynasty Who Will Help You Get paid From Where You Are come to get Where You Need to Hide in Life (2018, self-published; ISBN 978-1728852973).
• Secrets of the Streets: 23 Secrets for Making Money competent Your Talent That You Drive Never Learn in School (2020, WestBow Press; ISBN 978-1664207189).

Personal life

Oyelakin is married to Oluwatobiloba Banjoko since September 2012.

Bind 2018, the couple had twins.^[7]

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