Abiola Segun-Williams

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Abiola Segun-Williams
Born	Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria
Nationality	Nigerian
Citizenship	Nigerian
Education	theatre Arts
Alma mater	Obafemi Awolowo University
Occupation(s)	Actress, Presenter, and Scriptwriter
Years active	1986- till present

Abiola Segun-Williams is a Nigerian actress, TV presenter, and scriptwriter best known for her role as Titi K in TV soap opera, Tinsel.^[1]

She was born and raised in Lagos. Abiola finished her secondary education in 1983 and studied theatre Arts at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife.

Abiola Segun-Williams became a professional actress in 1986. Her first acting role was a stage play titled Remilekun Jankarino by Ben Tomiloju in 1986.^[2] While in school, she started acting to earn a living. She featured in multiple stage plays, which showed in Lagos, Ibadan, Jos and Kaduna, among other places.^[3] She has gone on to feature in multiple productions such as In the cupboard by Desmond Elliot, I will take my chances produced by Emem Isong and Damages with Uche Jombo. She presented a show called Adam and Eve for 5 years on NTA.^[1]

• Palava
• Neighbour Neighbour

• Holding Hope (2010) as Mrs. Badmus
• In the Cupboard (2012) as Ronnie
• Forgetting June (2013) as Mrs. Graccia
• Finding Mercy (2013) as Angela
• Baby Shower (2016)
• The Patient
• The Paternity
• Diary of A Crazy Nigerian Woman (2017) as Joke Williams
• God Calling (2018) as Doctor
• Miracle (2019)
• Isio (2021)

Abiola Segun-Williams is married with two children. She suffers from scleroderma.^[1][4]

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