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Yomi Black

b. 1982

Nigerian actor

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About Yomi Black

Born 1982. Yomi Black is an actor.

Abayomi Aderibigbe professionally known as Yomi Black is a Nigerian actor, and filmmaker, best known for his role as Sunday in the hit online comedy skit series Sunday & Lolade alongside Kiki Omeili, which made its theatrical debut as the first Nigerian comedy skit series to premiere at the cinemas.

Career

Yomi Black started out as a Radio presenter for Rhythm 93.7 FM Lagos. He then went on to produce 15 editions of a shopping magazine, “Window Shopping Magazine”, after which he branched out into producing Movies, Comedy Skits, Documentary, Advertising, Shows, and Photography and by 2009, he had earned a reputation as a celebrity photographer.

In 2011 Yomi Black began producing a music review show called Radio Hit Show (RHS) with 160 successful episodes.

In 2013, he started his online TV platform on YouTube called VHS (Video Hit Show), a short form comedy series with over 200 videos produced and counting, it was on this platform that he began producing the critically acclaimed comedy skit, Sunday & Lolade featuring Kiki Omeili. In 2017, the series was adapted for the big screen and premiered in Nigerian cinemas nationwide, breaking the digital conventions that regulated its creation, making it the first Nigerian comedy skit to have a theatrical release.

In February 2018, Yomi Black announced that he had begun production of a 12-episode television series, Room 420 starring a host of notable Nigerian television and film stars including, MTV Shuga Naija star Timini Egbuson, Jide Kosoko, and Toni Tones.

Personal life

In 2012, Yomi Black married Elizabeth John in Abuja. The two had met on the set of the season 2 of the Nigerian premiere business reality TV show, The Intern and hit it off. In 2021, it was reported that after nine years of marriage, the two had separated. They have a son together.

Awards and recognition

In 2013, one of his comedy skits, Lagos Big Girls Games was listed as the 4th most watched video on Youtube in Nigeria. Yomi Black was also awarded the Vlogger of the Year at the 2016 City People Entertainment Awards.

Filmography

Directorial credits Year Title Notes 2013 Lagos Big Girl Games Youtube sketch 2015 Madame Ekaite’s Pant Youtube sketch, garnered over 3 million views 2015 The Password Skit with 130m views on Facebook 2017 Sunday and Lolade Theatrical Release/Online Release (8 million views) 2017 Bandits Feature film 2018 Room 420 12 episode TV series 2018 Jelili and Clit Oris 13 episode TV series 2018 Come Chop with me naija 13 Episode TV Reality show 2022 The Modern Woman Feature film starring Sharon Ojoa and Timini Egbuson

Production credits Year Title Notes 2021 Nkoyo (the series) Directed by Seyi Babatope (13 episodes produced) 2021 Bad boys and Bridesmaids Directed by Seyi Babatope 2022 Case Closed TV series starring Alibaba and Lasisi Elenu

Acting credits Year Title Notes 2021 Lockdown Directed by Moses Inwang, featuring Omotola Jalade Ekeinde and Chioma Akpotha 2021 Bad Comments Produced by Jim Iyke

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Abayomi Aderibigbe

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Yomi Black?

Nigerian actor

When was Yomi Black born?

Yomi Black was born on 13 October 1982 in Lagos.

What is Yomi Black's occupation?

Yomi Black is an actor.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Yomi Black

· Wikidata: Q57078998

· DBpedia: Yomi Black

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