Nisola Jegede is a talented Nigerian scriptwriter and story editor shaping the modern face of African cinema and television. She is best known for her work on Showmax’s hit series Wura, as well as acclaimed feature films like Kanaani and Voiceless. Her writing stands out for its deep character growth, blending rich African folklore and cultural realities with contemporary themes that resonate globally.
Beyond the screen, Nisola is a skilled playwright and literary artist. She wrote the cyclical stage play Folklore and the Gyration of the Oppressed and consulted on Wrinkles, Dimples, Naira and Bets for the Lagos Theatre Festival.
With a background in English and Literary Studies, she sharpened her craft at the EbonyLife Creative Academy and earned a master's degree in Scriptwriting from Bournemouth University. She continues to champion authentic, nuanced African stories.