Lanre Hassan

Lanre Adesina Hassan (born (1950-10-03)October 3, 1950), popularly called Iya Awero is a Nigerian film actress, who features majorly in the Yoruba-language cinema of Nollywood, although she features in English-language productions as well.[1] Since the start of her career with the Ojo Ladipo Theatre Group, Lanre has starred in multiple films.[2]

Selected filmography
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  • Ìlù Gángan
  • Iró Gunfun
  • Adelebo
  • Aje Metta
  • Baba Lukudi
  • Iyawo Tunde
  • Igba Ewa
  • Ìkúnlè Kèsán
  • Ìrírí Mi
  • Mama Lanre
  • Oníbárà
  • Àtànpàkò òtún
  • Ejide
  • Okun Emi
  • Dokita Alabere
  • Fadùn Sáyémi
  • Ire Aye Mi
  • Eto Ikoko
  • Idajo Mi Tide
  • Ishola Oba-orin
  • Ogo-Nla
  • Sade Blade
  • Ògìdán
  • Ògo Idílé
  • Okun Ife
  • Orí
  • Jawonbe
  • Ogbologbo
  • Ojabo Kofo
  • Pakúté Olórun
  • Boya Lemo
  • Back to Africa
  • Owo Blow: The Genesis
  • Aso Ásiri
  • Family on Fire
  • Omo Elemosho
  • Ayitale
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References
  1. Ayinla-Olasunkanmi, Dupe (15 July 2015). "It's sad my husband didn't live to see what I've become, says Lanre Hassan". The Nation Newspaper. Retrieved 20 April 2016.
  2. Ajiboye, Segun (3 January 2015). "How I resisted marriage offers after my husband died —Nollywood star Lanre Hassan". The Nation Newspaper. Retrieved 20 April 2016.
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