Abisola Badmus, better known as Bisola Badmus or Adunni, excels as an actress and producer in Nollywood’s Yoruba film scene. Over two decades, she has gained fame for versatile performances, advancing into production and entrepreneurship. Unlike Eniola Badmus, who shares her surname, Bisola distinguishes herself with projects such as Olokiki Oru and Igbeyawo Arugbo, alongside recent spotlight on her health journey and reunion with Fuji star KWAM 1.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Abisola Badmus |
| Date of Birth | December 4, 1983 |
| Place of Birth | Ijebu Ode, Ogun State |
| Nationality | Nigerian |
| State of Origin | Ogun State |
| Partner | King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (KWAM 1, ex-partner/co-parent) |
| Children | Abdulmalik Ayinde Marshal (son) |
| Occupations | Actress, Producer, CEO (Busy Lenz Media) |
| Net Worth | $250,000–$650,000 (pre-2024 health impact) |
Early Life and Education
Bisola Badmus entered the world on December 4, 1983, in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria, within a tight family unit headed by her father, Baba Adunni, who passed in 2020, plus her late mother and brother.
She finished primary and secondary schooling in Ogun State. Certain accounts suggest university studies in Theatre Arts and Economics, yet she highlights hands-on industry training in her story.
Career
Bisola launched into acting around 2000 via minor roles and rose to prominence in Yoruba films through her command of intense and heartfelt parts. She founded Busy Lenz Media for filmmaking and heads Bismak Catering Services, demonstrating sharp business instincts.
Her breakthrough came as Mama Ayero in Olokiki Oru, and she has produced films featuring top Yoruba performers, though she remains distinct from Eniola Badmus’s role in Jenifa.
Personal Life
Bisola shares son Abdulmalik Ayinde Marshal, called Malik, with KWAM 1, though earlier conflicts arose over child support after years of strained relations. In 2024, she revealed a prolonged fight against a brain tumor that impaired her sight and recall, prompting asset sales for care.
By late November 2025, she achieved a heartfelt public reconciliation with KWAM 1 during a concert, where he embraced their son onstage amid fan acclaim, and Malik secured a complete scholarship for education.
Net Worth
Bisola’s net worth is estimated at $250,000 to $650,000, or about ₦300 to 600 million, before health issues struck. Tumor-related expenses in 2024 wiped out much of her resources, including cars and real estate, as she now recovers through ventures and screen work.
Filmography
Select roles and productions feature:
- Olokiki Oru (2019) – Mama Ayero
- Igbeyawo Arugbo (2010)
- Afopina
- Senator’s Wife
- Akoto Olokada (2009) – Deborah
- Adunni
Awards and Nominations
Bisola earns high regard in Yoruba cinema for lasting influence, absent big awards like AMVCA. Nods at City People Movie Awards recognize her Yoruba acting and production. Regular tributes at Yoruba cinema gatherings honor her superior output.
