Jadesola Osiberu
Jadesola Osiberu is a Nigerian writer, director and producer. Early life and education. Born to a royal family in 1985, Osiberu's father, Oba Adewale Osiberu is the "Elepe of Epe Sagamu". Osiberu had her secondary education in Ibadan, before obtaining a Computer Systems Engineering degree from University of Manchester. She is also an alumna of Pan-Atlantic University, where she studied Media and Communications. Career. Despite working professionally as a software developer after graduation, Osiberu decided to change career to film-making. In celebrating the Women's History Month, "Pulse" included her in its list of ten  women making waves by developing content in Nigerian film industry. Osiberu started her production company, Tribe85 Productions in 2017 with the aim of "telling African stories to a global audience". During an interview with BellaNaija, her work ethic, attention to detail and creative drive was praised by the interviewer. In 2018, she headlined Nollywood Film Festival in Scotland. In 2017, Osiberu wrote and directed "Isoken", a film about the challenges faced by an unmarried working class woman amidst pressure from family, as well as romantic interracial relationships in modern Nigerian setting. For her directorial role, she won best director at  2018 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards and got a Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Director nomination. The film was also the subject of scholarly discussions with the titular character being characterized with traits of feminism. "Culture Custodian" highlighted how the theme of the film is setup to fight misogyny in the Nigerian patriarchal society. Personal life. Osiberu had her marriage ceremony on May 11, 2019 in Sagamu, Ogun State.