The Theater Arts Graduate of the University of Lagos, is from Asaba in Delta State, South-South Nigeria and actually started out as a singer before she found her passion in acting with her first appearance in a Nigerian movie being the 1992 block-buster, 'Abused' where she was a stand out performer.
Stella Damasus Adds Another Year
Nollywood A-List actress, Stella Damasus, has cause to thank God as she adds another year to her age.
After the movie, Stella became a well rounded actress and entertainer, going ahead to act in more than 100 movies including Dangerous Twins, Cinderella, Wheel of Change, Desperate and Dangerous, The Seed, and Widow, where her brilliant act portrayed the pains and anguish widows go through in the country, drawing from her experience as a widow herself.
Stella lost her husband, Jaiye Aboderin, some few years ago and since then, she has tried one or two marriages which did not work. She has since become a women advocate.
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