Stella Damasus is a Nigerian-born entertainer based in the United States of America. She is most notable for her work as an actress; she has been in the Entertainment Industry for over two decades and has since been considered one of the most famous film actresses from Africa. 

 

A devoted Christian, Stella is a woman with many talents; she is also a Publisher, Dancer, Radio and TV Host, Acting Coach, Vocal Coach, Event Host, Writer, Vlogger, Blogger, Educator, Producer, Businesswoman, and Author of Màmá, Its A Girl, a fictional novel.

 

Stella is the CEO of ADIVA Networks, a media company. Under ADIVA Networks, she launched her quarterly magazine, ADIVA Magazine. She has also produced content for television and is currently working on a film project. Other services provided by ADIVA Networks include Publishing, Consulting, Events, Training, and Mentoring. She is also the Founder/President of Global African Filmmakers, a union created to bring African Filmmakers from across the globe together with the aim of protecting their rights and interests.

 

In order to alleviate the suffering of the less privileged and help create a better future for others, she set up the Stella Damasus Arts (SDA) Foundation, a non-profit organization established to provide economic, intellectual, and emotional support to society, using the Arts as its primary tool. The Foundation launched its Free Arts Training Program and opened its doors to its first set of students on the 16th of May 2011.

 

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