Lisa Omorodion, born Lisa Henry Omorodion, stands as a prominent Nigerian actress, film producer, and entrepreneur, celebrated for her contributions to Nollywood and her leadership in the oil and gas industry. Entering the scene in 2013, she has earned acclaim through socially relevant films and her portrayal of “Folakemi” in the popular series Skinny Girl in Transit. She also holds an executive position at Hensmor Oil and Gas, established by her father.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Lisa Henry Omorodion |
| Date of Birth | April 27, 1990 |
| Place of Birth | London, United Kingdom |
| Nationality | Nigerian |
| State of Origin | Edo State |
| Partner | Single (None publicly confirmed) |
| Children | None |
| Occupations | Actress, Film Producer, Entrepreneur, Oil & Gas Executive |
| Net Worth | $1.5M – $2M (Oil & Gas, Media) |
Early Life and Education
Born on April 27, 1990, in London, United Kingdom, Lisa Omorodion hails from Edo heritage in a distinguished family. Her father, Prince Dr. H.H. Omorodion, serves as the Odunaoba of Benin Kingdom and founded Hensmor Oil and Gas, while her mother, Barrister Chief Philomena Omorodion, practices law.
As the fifth of six siblings, her siblings include the late Prince Terry Omorodion, Chief Joy Gbinije, Princess Helen Igbeneki, and Princess Trish Okereke. She grew up in Lagos, Nigeria.
Her education began at Corona Primary School and Command Children School, where she joined the drama club. She completed secondary school at Atlantic Hall School in Poka, Epe, fostering her artistic interests. She later earned a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
Career
Lisa Omorodion began her professional journey in 2013 by producing and starring in First Cut, a film that addressed critical social issues like rape and domestic violence alongside established actors such as Joseph Benjamin and Monalisa Chinda.
She subsequently founded Platinum Studios, which supported her expansion into roles in films including Schemers, The Inn, and Karma is Bae, while her standout performance as “Folakemi” in the long-running series Skinny Girl in Transit boosted her visibility.
In parallel, she serves as Executive Director at Hensmor Oil and Gas, where she manages operations and administrative duties.
Personal Life
Lisa Omorodion keeps her private life discreet. She remains single with no children as of 2025 records. She has shared hopes for a partner prioritizing character and promotes body positivity, proudly embracing her plus-size figure amid industry pressures.
Net Worth
Estimates place Lisa Omorodion’s net worth at approximately $1.5 million to $2 million as of 2025, derived primarily from her executive role at Hensmor Oil and Gas, revenue from Platinum Studios productions, and earnings from her acting roles.
Filmography
Key projects in her portfolio:
- First Cut (2013) – [Producer/Actress]
- The Calabash (2014)
- Schemers (2015)
- Skinny Girl in Transit (2015–Present) – [Series]
- The Inn (2016)
- Karma is Bae (2017)
- Ikogosi (2017)
- Night Bus to Lagos (2019)
- Rising Above (2019)
- All Shades of Girls (2020)
- Alternate Feelings (2023)
Awards and Nominations
- Winner: Most Promising Actress – Nigeria Meritorious Award (2016).
- Recognition: Listed among Nigeria’s 25 under 25 Enterprising Females by SME100 Africa (2016).
- Nomination: Most Promising Actress – City People Entertainment Awards (2016).
