Roselyn Ngissah

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Roselyn Ngissah
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Roselyn Ngissah
NationalityGhanaian
Education University of Ghana, Legon
OccupationActress
Years active2003-present

Roselyn Ngissah is a Ghanaian actress. [1] [2] She started acting in 2003, [3] and has featured in movies including Adams Apple, Away Bus, and Princess Tyra. [4] [5]

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Early life and education

Roselyn, born to Ghanaian parents, grew up in Lagos, Nigeria where she had her basic education. She attended Tema Senior High School and further graduated at the University of Ghana, Legon with a second class upper degree in Theatre Art in 2008. [3]

Roselyn earned her first film role in Sicily, 2003. While playing small parts in several movies, she nabbed her breakthrough role as Angie in 4Play and 4Play Reloaded in 2010 and 2011 respectively. [6]

Personal life

Roselyn is a mother of one. [7]

Filmography [8]

Achievements

YearEventAwardCountryRef
2010 Ghana Movie Awards Best ‘Lead’ ActressGhana
2011PAMSABest Supporting ActressNigeria [9]
2013
20153G AwardsChoice AwardUSA
AfrifimoFavorite Actress
2017People's Choice AwardsBest ActressGhana [10]
Golden Movie Awards AfricaBest Supporting Actress [11]
2018GH Showbiz AwardsBest Actress
NEALA AwardsBest Supporting ActressEngland
Ghana Film SubmitThe Legendary AwardsGhana
GHNaija Showbiz AwardsBest Actress [12]
2019Social Media Awards
Ghana Actors & Entertainers Awards
2020 Ghana Movie Award Best Supporting Actress
Women’s Choice Award, AfricaBest Actress [13]
2021Youth Choice AwardFavourite Actress
2022Showbiz Excellent AwardsOutstanding Actress
Social Media AwardsHonoree Walk of Fame
20232nd Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy Awards (SDTA Awards)Actress of the DecadeGhana [3]

Philanthropy

In December 2019, Roselyn collaborated with Edem Fairre Foundation and Twellium Foundation to present drinks to children in Sukura near Dansoman, and also to party with them. With the support of Blumax, she also presented gari mix and sugar to 10 widows to begin small businesses in the community. [14]

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