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Judith Emike Audu-Foght, popularly known as Judith Audu is a Nigerian actress, presenter, voice-over artiste, model, blogger and movie producer, renowned for her role as Mofe in the Nigerian television series Emerald alongside Joseph Benjamin, Carol King, Lilian Esoro and Femi Branch. She told us these about herself.



1. Can you tell us about yourself in brief? Your family background? Educational Background too.



Answer: I am Judith Audu. I am a full-time actress based in Lagos, Nigeria. I was born in Navy Town, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria to a Naval Personnel Father Audu Ali Audu and mother Gift Salamat Audu. My mother was an entrepreneur who owned a chain of restaurants and a rental service for events. I have two brothers, elder brother Franklin Audu and a younger brother Abdulmalik Audu. I am the second child and only daughter. I attended Navy Town Primary School, Ojo, from 1988 to 1993, then proceeded to Navy Town Secondary School from 1993 to 1999, where I majored in Arts. I then went to the Nigerian French Language Village, Badagry in 2001 and got a Diploma that I used in getting a Direct Entry into the University of Lagos in 2002. In 2005, I got a B.A in French from the University of Lagos before I went for the National Youth Service. After my National Youth Service (NYSC) In Kebbi State in 2006/2007, I went back to the University of Lagos and applied for Masters Degree course in Public and International Affairs from 2008 to 2010, where I graduated with a degree in Masters of Public and International Affairs (MPIA).




2. Have you always known that you would be an actress?

Answer: I have always known I will be in front of a camera, thought I would be a broadcaster, then at a point I wanted to be a diplomat and an Actress. So the later became a stronger passion as time went on and I pursued both but Acting was priority.



3. What were the things in your background that prepared you for the present?

Answer: I guess the fact that I joined a troupe in school and from time I had always liked acting. And in my Youth Service, I produced and was also the Presenter of a programme on Kebbi State Television called French For Beginners and I was also the Drama Troupe Director.



4. How did you get into the industry?

Answer: I joined a Theater Group when I was in the University called the Campus Playhouse and I took part in several stage productions, I later auditioned for another troupe called Theater 15 which was the biggest Theater Group in the University of Lagos then. I t was from these theater groups that I learnt a lot and started working with Nigerian television personality Denrele Edun, actor/comedian Koffi and Director Wole Oguntokun.

In 2004, Denrele called me for an audition with Alpha Vision Company and I got my first role in a tv series by Tajudeen Adepetu titled, One Love. In the same year, I registered with Actor’s Guild of Nigeria and they began to call me for auditions, I later got a role in Tears of the Ghetto by Femi Ogedegbe. After that, I took a break because I had to resume back in school. I had the chance to do the film because of a long strike then. I later took part in a children’s series, Funtime, where I played the role of Vanessa.

In 2011, after completing my Masters program, I went for an audition for a role in Tinsel and got the role of a gynecologist, and it has been on and on since then.


5. What has the industry been like?

Answer: It is not an easy industry, but then again no industry is! One has to be very patient, consistent, hardworking, humble, good at networking and be very aware of all that is happening in order to be at the right place at the right time.



6. What was your debut performance and how was the experience?

Answer: Not sure which was my first performance but I think it was one of my literature books titled ‘Qui est Malade’ but the interesting thing was that it didn’t feel like it was my first time, it felt natural and was fun.



7. What has been your most challenging performance? In what way did that constitute a challenge?

Answer: All my performances have been challenging. Each performance comes with its own challenge because the roles are different in each one and you have to approach all differently.



8. What has been your best performance? What did you consider in deciding it was your best performance?

Answer: I am still waiting for it.



9. How many movies have you starred in?

Answer: Several.

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Denrele has always been a darling. He has such a beautiful soul.


Speaking of shemales...

davidkingrichie:
Denrele has always been a darling. He has such a beautiful soul.


Speaking of shemales...

"lols" I guess you failed to understand the word "model". Just because she looks like this in this picture doesn't mean thats how she looks, follow the links up there or use google to search for her and you will see beauty in its natural form.

I see

Okay. And how did U reciprocate the gesture?

maestro2000:
"lols" I guess you failed to understand the word "model". Just because she looks like this in this picture doesn't mean thats how she looks, follow the links up there or use google to search for her and you will see beauty in its natural form.

We Africans love to find beauty in ugliness. Stop giving these ugly girls the confidence to treat you guys like trash because they feel they are pretty. Don't get me wrong, I love her skin tone- I'm African. I don't fancy her facial structure. I'd recommend a Korean doc. if I knew her.