Jide Kosoko Biography: Wife, Children, Age, Net Worth, Movies, Family, Wiki

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Omoba Jide Kosoko (born January 12, 1954) is a Nigerian actor, director and producer. He was born into a royal family and thus received the title of prince or “Omoba” Yoruba.

He is a prominent figure in the Nigerian film industry, recognized for his multifaceted talents and significant contributions.

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While Jide Kosoko is widely recognized for his acting and directing prowess, his artistry extends far beyond that. When it comes to producing and writing, he has demonstrated remarkable flexibility and a relentless dedication to the craft. His excellence in all aspects of the industry reflects his deep commitment and passion for storytelling.

Nigerian actor and director

Jide Kosoko
Jide Kosoko: History, Biography, Photos
Wiki facts and figures
full name:	Omoba Babajide Kosoko
stage name:	Jide Kosoko
date of birth:	January 12, 1954 (70 years old)
place of birth:	Lagos Island, Lagos
country of origin:	Lagos State
Country of Citizenship:	Nigeria
educate:	Yaba Technical College
high:	1.71 m
parents:	Kosoko Royal Family
brothers and sisters:	Idowu Ojulari Kosoko, Olufunmi Kosoko, Odunsi Kosoko, Ladega Kosoko, Ogunbambi Kosoko, Akinsanya Kosoko, Ogunjobi Kosoko, Akimosa Kosoko, Ibiyemi Kosoko, Adebajo Kosoko, Matimoju Kosoko, Adeniyi Kosoko, Isiyemi Kosoko, Igbalu Kosoko, Oresanya Kosoko, Idewu-Ojulari Kosoko,
spouse:	Henrietta Kosoko (m. 2016), Karimat Kosoko
Girlfriend • Partner:	not applicable
children:	Bidemi Kosoko, Shola Kosoko, Temilade Kosoko, Tunji Kosoko, Muyiwa Kosoko, Tunde Kosoko
Profession:	Actor • Producer
net worth:	$700,000 (USD)

Early life and education

Jide Kosoko was born on January 12, 1954 in Lagos, Nigeria, from the famous Kosoko royal family of Lagos Island. Although the names of his parents are not known to the media yet, they can be referred to as Mr. Kosoko and Mrs. Kosoko.

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His siblings include Idowu Ojulari Kosoko, Olufunmi Kosoko, Odunsi Kosoko, Ladega Kosoko, Ogunbambi Kosoko, Akinsanya Kosoko, Ogunjobi Kosoko, Akimosa Kosoko, Ibiyemi Kosoko, Adebajo Kosoko, Matimoju Kosoko, Adeniyi Kosoko, Isiyemi Kosoko, Igbalu Kosoko, Oresanya Kosoko and Idewu-Ojulari Kosoko.

Prince Jide Kosoko attended Yaba Technical College Major in Business Administration.

Profession

Jide Kosoko started his acting career in 1964 and enchanted the audience with his roles in the TV series makanyula. Early success and his admiration for the talented actor Hubert Ogunde ignited Jide’s passion for the theatre world.

Eager to immerse himself in the vibrant theatre scene, he joined the Ifelodun touring theatre group. As his talent blossomed, Jide moved on to the thriving Nigerian film industry, leaving an indelible mark in films that catered to both English and Yoruba audiences.

Known for his outstanding acting skills, Jide Kosoko has shown his versatility by portraying a variety of characters, from comedic roles to powerful figures such as kings and fathers. Go to Mecca, Ti Oluwa Ni’Le Part 2and Broken Chakkels A testament to his lasting influence.

However, Jide Kosoko’s talents are not limited to acting; he has also delved into directing and producing. Working behind the scenes, he has directed the following projects: Aje Adebengo and Onoue Campushis unique narrative perspective is fully demonstrated.

Awards and nominations

Awards

• 2017: City People Film Awards – Lifetime Achievement Award (Photo of the City People Film Awards trophy)
• 2018: City People Film Awards – Special Recognition Award (Image of City People Film Awards trophy)

Nomination

• 2021: Abuja International Film Festival – Outstanding Actor for Castle of Love (Image of Abuja International Film Festival logo)
• (unspecified year): Nigeria Entertainment Awards – Best Supporting Actor
• (Unspecified year): Nigeria Entertainment Awards – Best Actor (Indigenous)

social media

• Instagram: @princejidekosoko
• Twitter: @jideprince
• Facebook: officialjidekosoko

personal life

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70-year-old famous actor Jide Kosoko is married to Karimat Kosoko. However, he had two previous marriages, both of which ended due to the death of his wife. His first wife was Henrietta Kosoko, who unfortunately passed away in 2016.

Despite these losses, Jide Kosoko is still a father to six children, namely Bidemi Kosoko, Shola Kosoko, Temilade Kosoko, Tunji Kosoko, Muyiwa Kosoko and Tunde Kosoko. His children have also followed in their father’s footsteps and pursued a career in acting, with Bidemi Kosoko being one of them.

Jide Kosoko’s daughter, Sola Kosoko, gave birth to a child named Oluwasindara Abina, which made him a grandfather.

net worth

Nigerian actor, Jide Kosoko has an estimated net worth of about $700,000. This huge fortune was accumulated during his long and illustrious career in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Kosoko’s acting career began in his childhood and he has since been involved in several films and TV series showcasing his talent in both English and Yoruba. With his dedication and hard work, he has become a well-known name in the industry, which has contributed greatly to his financial success.

Filmography

• 50/50 (1992)
• Nkanla (1992)
• Asiri-nla (top secret)[20] (1993) (also director)
• Placenta (1993)
• Oro Nla (1993)
• Love, Mom (1994)
• Ajeji (Stranger) (1994)
• Alnick Banana (1994)
• Arewa Okunrun (The Queen of Darkness) (1994)
• Aloja[26] (1994?) (also producer)
• Eya (The Duplicate) (1994?) (also writer)
• Glamour Girls (1994)
• Iṣẹdalẹ (Tradition) (1994) (director and screenwriter only)
• Bad Moms (1994)
• Iyawo Alarede (Legal Wife) (1994?) (Director only)
• Iyawo Alhaji (The Story of a Declining Society) (1994)
• Morẹnikẹ Alagolo (1994?) (also screenwriter and producer)
• Ọkọ Iya (Step Father) (1994) (also writer)
• Olayyunu (The Evil of Fate) (1994)
• Olorun Anu (The God of Mercy) (1994)
• Adebesan (1995)
• Abeleb (1995) (also author)
• Ara Otito (True Dream) (1995)
• Alamohuto (The Guardian) (1995)
• Ai Olaju (Civilization) (1995?)
• Bantale (1995?) (also director)
• Where Are We Going, Dad? (1995?)
• The Bus Conductor (1995) (Writers only)
• Denver Driver (1995) (director and screenwriter)
• Fatal Affair (1995)
• Diamond (1995?)
• Doc Brown (1995)
• Edunjobi (Twins) (1995) (director and screenwriter)
• Enibiokan (1995)
• The Scapegoat (1995)
• Ipo-ola (1995) (writers only)
• My Star (1995)
• Itunu (Consolation) (1995?)
• Kosigbe (1995)
• Omo-olorire (Lucky Boy) (1995) (also director)
• Adesewa (1996?) (director only)
• Adderton (1996)
• Afumo (1996) (director and screenwriter only)
• Abekeli[52] (1996)
• Ajay Igboro (1996)
• A character[54] (1996) (also director and screenwriter)
• Ayo Ayo-Ju (Extreme Joy) (1996?)
• B’aiyetigba (1996) (also director)
• My Daughter Binta (1996)
• Bolanle (1996)
• Epon Agbo (1996)
• In the Name of the Father (1996)
• The Horrible Lady (1996) (also director)
• Nemesis (1996) (director and screenwriter)
• Never Again (1996)
• Ohun Eniyan (Voice of the People) (1996)
• Ocho Ayo (1996?)
• Ayidun[55] (1997?)
• Alaba Meta (1997) (director and screenwriter)
• Alejo Pataki (1997)
• The Good Bride (1997)
• Ere Ese (1997)
• Fake US Dollars (1997?)
• Ine Eve (1997)
• Iku-Arewa (Death of the Queen) (1997?) (also director)
• Pam Pam: The Adventures of Rocko and Mambo (1997)
• Soko Soja (1997) (also writer)
• Father of the Region (1998)
• Enulebo (1998?) (also director)
• Highway to the Grave (2000)
• Idiot! (2002)
• Mr. President (2004)
• Afefe Ti Fe… (2005) (also director)
• Omorewa (2005?)
• Jenny Law (2008)
• Statue (2009)
• I’ll Take My Chance (2011)
• Last flight to Abuja (2012)
• Conference (2012)
• Doctor Bello (2013)
• Eating with a Long Spoon (2014)
• Jedi Flies (2014) (TV series)
• Bad Luck (2015)
• Department (2015)
• Hourglass (2016)
• Another Self 1 (2017)
• Falling in Love Again (1997)
• Royal Hibiscus Hotel (2017)
• One Love, Two Hearts(2017)
• Third Chance (2017)
• Slum Cultivation (2018)
• King of Boys (2018)
• Kasara (2018)
• The Power of 1 (2018)
• Stronger Together (2018)
• Akpe: Return of the Beast (2019)
• Lagosians (2019)
• House 69 (2019)
• Love is War(2019)
• Made in Heaven(2019)
• Happy People (2019)
• More Than 4 Letters (2019)
• Sweet Rush(2019)
• Two Weeks in Lagos (2019)
• White Shadow(2019)
• Dear Effie (2020)
• Destiny Day(2020)
• Shadow Party(2020)
• Bread Life(2021)
• Castle of Love(2021)
• Kiki’s Dilemma(2021)
• Mystic River (2021) – Nigerian series
• Shadow Party(2021)
• Elesin Oba, the King’s Knight (2022)
• City of Dreams(2022)
• Talk Show(2022)
• Wildflowers(2022)
• Atungwa (2023)
• Trouble Bag(2023)

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