Hollywood Wanted A Light-Skinned Nigerian, But I Fought For Abisola To Be Dark-Skinned – Gina Yashere
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Pulse · Jun 7, 2026
Gabriel said he is not surprised by the growing attention to Yoruba-language films.
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Gabriel said he is not surprised by the growing attention to Yoruba-language films.
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Gabriel Afolayan, is a Nigerian actor and singer known by his musical stage name G-Fresh. Son of the late filmmaker Adeyemi Afolayan (Ade Love), Gabriel hails from a prominent entertainment family, including siblings Kunle, Moji, and Aremu Afolayan. He studied Theatre Arts at the University of Ibadan and began his acting career with the Super Story series "Nnenna." Gabriel has starred in films like Hoodrush, Coming from Insanity, and Blood Sisters. As a musician, he is known for songs like "Awelewa" and "Kokoro Ife." His work has earned him accolades, including the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.
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