Key points
- Imisi publicly names Funke Akindele her top mentor. She hails her drive, grit, and record of success.
- Winner calls the star “the blueprint” for screen goals. She cites acting, directing, and bold producing runs.
- Imisi now eyes Nollywood after reality TV fame. Training plans and first screen tests are in view.
BBNaija 10 winner Imisi has named Funke Akindele her top mentor. She says the actor-director shows grit, craft, and clear vision. The reality star spoke in a recent media chat. Her words praised a path she now plans to follow.
Imisi said Akindele is “the blueprint” for her film dreams. She pointed to record hits and tireless work behind success. She also praised leadership on set and off it. That mix, she said, guides her next steps.
Why Funke Akindele inspires Imisi
Akindele has built a broad slate as actor, writer, and producer. Her recent films set marks and lifted crew jobs nationwide. Imisi said that kind of range shows what is possible. It also matches her goal to train and start roles.
The reality star has grown her base since the live finale. Fans still share clips from Imisi’s BBNaija 10 victory recap. Her camp says deals and screen tests are now lined. She will reveal dates once plans pass early talks.
From reality TV to Nollywood plans
Imisi wants formal workshops before her first set call. She hopes to learn blocking, voice, and script analysis. She plans to shadow senior crew on selected productions. The goal is range across drama, comedy, and family stories.
Akindele’s recent runs highlight a firm grip on scale. She leads sets, secures finance, and markets with clear intent. Imisi cites that playbook as a guide for growth. See Funke Akindele’s recent box office milestone for context.
Fans praised the pick across social pages on Wednesday. Many said the match fits her brave and bright style. Others urged her to take roles and learn fast. Her team thanked fans and asked for calm support.
For now, Imisi stays in workshops and brand work. She will share news once auditions confirm first parts. Her mentors, she said, keep doors open and minds firm. Akindele tops that list as plans move to set
