6 Nigerian Celebrities Who Are Halfcasts
Nigerian celebrities of mixed heritage, often referred to as “halfcasts” or “biracial,” are individuals with one Nigerian parent and another parent from a different ethnic or racial background. Some of these celebrities have gained recognition in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Genevieve Nnaji: A prominent actress and filmmaker, Genevieve Nnaji’s father is Nigerian while her mother is of Scottish and Nigerian descent.
Hakeem Kae-Kazim: Born in Lagos, Nigeria, Hakeem Kae-Kazim has played various roles in international film and television productions. He has a Nigerian father and a British mother.
Cynthia Morgan (Madrina): Cynthia Morgan’s father is Benin while her mother is of British descent. She’s a singer and songwriter known for her unique style.
Eku Edewor: Eku Edewor’s father is Nigerian, and her mother is British. She’s a well-known television presenter and actress.
Adele Oni: Adele Oni is a British-Nigerian actress, born to a Nigerian father and a British mother. She has appeared in various stage productions and TV shows.
Sade Adu: Although born in Nigeria, Sade Adu is more commonly known for her British music career as the lead singer of the band Sade. Her father is Nigerian, and her mother is English.
These celebrities contribute to the rich diversity of Nigerian culture and entertainment, reflecting the multicultural nature of the country.
