Liz Anjorin
Elizabeth Aishat Anjorin, is a Nigerian female actor and movie producer who features predominantly in the Nigerian Yoruba movie industry. She has won the "Best Actress" Award at the Young Achievers Awards in 2012, the "City People Movie Award for Yoruba Movie Personality of the Year" at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2014, "the City People Movie Special Recognition Award at the "City People Entertainment Awards in 2017 and the "City People Movie Award for Yoruba Movie Personality of the Year (Female)" at the "City People Entertainment Awards" for the second time in 2017. Early life and  education. Elizabeth Anjorin lived in Lagos State, in the predominantly Yoruba southwestern geographical area of Nigeria. Anjorin described in an interview with The Punch that from a tender age she hawked edibles with her mother on the streets to earn a living. Anjorin completed primary and secondary school education and earned her "First Leaving School Certificate" and the "West African Senior School Certificate" respectively. In 2017 she graduated with a BSc. in Transport Planning and Management from Olabisi Onabanjo University. Career. Elizabeth Anjorin beliefs that at the beginning of her career the fear of poverty was a strong motivating factor  for her passion and drive in the Nigerian Yoruba movie industry. Anjorin has produced several movies, including the movie titled "Owo Naira Bet" that solidified her notability as a movie producer as the movie received multiple positive reviews. Anjorin has produced other movies such as "Olani Gbarada, Gold, Iyawo Abuke, Kofo Tinubu," and "Kofo De First Lady." Rivalry. On September 21, 2019, a Punch print media publication described the feud between Anjorin and Toyin Abraham as “the biggest feud in the Nigerian Yoruba movie industry”. Lizzy Anjorin fought Toyin Abraham for no apparent reasons and called her unprintable names, it  required the intervention of accomplished actors and the Yoruba movie industry veterans such as Antar Laniyan, and Iya Rainbow to mediate in their dispute. Personal life. Anjorin is a single parent. In 2013, she converted from Christianity to Islam and adopted the name Aishat.