- Nigerian media mogul Mosunmola Abudu would turn 60 on September 11
- Ahead of the golden celebration, the media personality has shared new photos to the slight of her fans
- TheRadar spotlights the media mogul with her countdown photos
Nigerian media mogul and Nollywood filmmaker Mosunmola Abudu, known as Mo Abudu, has shared stunning new photos ahead of her 60th birthday anniversary.
The media personality who is counting down on her socials to the big day will turn a new age on September 11. She was born in 1964.
Via her official Instagram handle, on Wednesday, September 4, the mother of one, in a series of countdown posts shared pictures and videos of herself celebrating and anticipating her 60th birthday.
“Good morning beautiful people. And the countdown continues. Thank you all so much for the outpouring of love. 7 days to 60. Each day is a gift and I'm unwrapping them all with a heart of gratitude and wonder!
I know the song in this video says it's my birthday but we are still in the countdown mode. I just love the song. I've been humming it all day!” she wrote.
Fans and colleagues took to the comment sections to gush over the ageless look of Mo Abudu in her countdown photos.
About Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu
Mo Abudu started her professional career as a recruitment consultant in 1987 in the United Kingdom. When she returned to Nigeria in 1993, she headed Human Resources and Training for oil company, Exxonmobil.
In 2013, Mo Abudu kicked off her foray into Media and the film industry with the launch of her television channel called EbonyLife TV. She is currently the CEO of EbonyLife Media, which includes EbonyLife films and EbonyLife Studios.
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