Bose Akinola, known as Akin Boss, is a prominent Nigerian actress and producer in the Yoruba film industry.
She gained fame for her role in Idunnu Okan and has produced over 10 films, including Loogun Ofe and Anike Kolope. As the Governor of TAMPAN’s Oyo State chapter, her dynamic presence and business acumen have made her a respected figure in Nollywood.
Bose Akinola Biography
| Real Name | Abọ́sẹ̀dé Akinola |
| Ethnicity | Yoruba |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Height | 165 cm |
| Parents | Mr. and Mrs. Akinola |
| Spouse | Mr. Akinola |
| Children | Four |
| Relationship | Married |
Early Life and Education
Bose Akinola (born on September 9, 1973, 52 years old) is from Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. Her grandmother raised her in the Olunloyo area of Ibadan, Oyo State, where her mother ran a plank-selling business at Bodija Market.
Her ethnicity is Yoruba, and her religion is likely Christianity. No information is available about her siblings, as she keeps her family life private. She attended Omoyeni Primary School and Community Grammar School, Akanran, before completing her secondary education at Adekile Goodwill Grammar School in Ibadan.
Career
Bose’s career began as a businesswoman, selling planks at Bodija Market alongside her mother. Her passion for acting led her to join the Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (ANTP), where she trained and honed her skills. She rose to fame with her role as Olobe in Idunnu Okan, earning the nickname Akin Boss.
Bose has acted in and produced over 10 Yoruba films, including Loogun Ofe (2017, also wrote and directed), Anike Kolope, Feranmi, Idajo Owo, Last Hope, Sugbo Mi, Eni Ayo, Asiwaju, Ori Olori, and Third Party. Notable acting roles include Ifalaje in King of Thieves (2022), Ibidun in Apala (2021), Gbeleyii in Deity (2023), and Okineto’s Wife in Jagun Jagun (2023).
She’s appeared in 20 films, showcasing her versatility in roles like Iya Anikky in Olosho Ghetto (2022) and Alhaja Tawa in Iku Alhaji (2021). As the Governor of TAMPAN’s Oyo State chapter, she leads and supports Yoruba filmmakers. Her work continues to inspire, blending traditional storytelling with the modern cinematic style.
Filmography:
- Idunnu Okan – Olobe (Film)
- Loogun Ofe (2017) – Olobe (Film, also writer and producer)
- Idajo Owo – Actress (Film)
- Anike Kolope – Actress (Film)
- Feranmi – Actress (Film)
- Last Hope – Actress (Film)
- Sugbo Mi – Actress (Film)
- Eni Ayo – Actress (Film)
- Asiwaju – Actress (Film)
- Ori Olori – Actress (Film)
- Third Party – Actress (Film)
- King of Thieves (2022) – Ifalaje (Film)
- Apala (2021) – Ibidun (Film)
- Deity (2023) – Gbeleyii (Film)
- Jagun Jagun (2023) – Okineto’s Wife (Film)
- Olosho Ghetto (2022) – Iya Anikky (Film)
- Iku Alhaji (2021) – Alhaja Tawa (Film)
- Aláisè (2021) – Actress (Film)
- Alagogo Ide (2021) – Actress (Film)
- Ejika the Tailor (2021) – Abebi (Film)
- réBIRTH (2022) – Romola Alakara Abolore (Film)
- Erebe (2024) – Actress (Film)
- Fiyin Fiyin (2024) – Mother (Film)
Social Media
Instagram handle: @akinboss12
Personal Life
Bose Akinola is happily married to Mr. Akinola, whom she met while selling planks at Bodija Market. They have children, with sources indicating four, including a daughter whose marriage she celebrated in May 2018. Her height is estimated at 165 centimetres, fitting her commanding on-screen presence. Bose lives in Ibadan. On September 9, 2025, actress Bose Akinola welcomes grandchild on her birthday.
Net Worth
Bose Akinola is a prominent Nigerian actress and producer with an estimated net worth of $1.5 million. Her income comes from acting in over 20 films, producing more than 10, and her business ventures, including her early work in plank selling. Her leadership role in TAMPAN and endorsements also contribute to her wealth.
