Oma Oyama

Biography

Oma Oyama is a Nigerian actress and multi-talented creative force carving out a distinct niche in film and digital media. She gained notice for her roles in The Farmer’s Daughter (2024), Eziza’s Egg (2024), and Beyond Bones (2024), where her nuanced performances brought depth and emotional resonance to the screen. In addition to her acting, Oma is a former beauty queen turned entrepreneur and realtor, blending poise with business acumen. Her vibrant personality shines through even in small moments—whether she’s serving her faith (“born to serve Christ”), exploring culinary curiosities (self-described “foodie”), or charming viewers with engaging short-form content. On social media, she invites fans into her world with the playful moniker “not a chef,” alongside #omatheexplorer, where each reel feels like a warm, spontaneous peek into her life. At around 5'7", light-skinned with black hair and brown eyes, she conveys both grace and strength, and is comfortable portraying characters ranging from youthful energy to thoughtful introspection. Fluent in English, her screen-age versatility spans roughly 18 to 35 years old, positioning her as a dynamic rising star in Nollywood and beyond. Oma Oyama brings authentic warmth, faith, and creative flair to every project she touches.