Profile of actress Roselyn Ngissah, career achievements, net worth

Roselyn Ngissah is a renowned Ghanaian actress known for her roles in both Nollywood and Ghallywood films.

She has been active in the film industry since 2003 and has starred in several hit movies, including Adams Apples, Away Bus, and Princess Tyra.

Profile details

Name: Roseline Ngissah

Born: February 8th

Nationality: Ghanaian

Education: University of Ghana

Relationship status: Married

Career: Actress

Background

Born to Ghanaian parents on February 8, Roselyn Ngissah was raised in Lagos, Nigeria, where she had her basic education.

She later moved to Ghana for her secondary education at Tema Senior High School before graduating with a second-class upper degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Ghana, Legon, in 2008.

Career highlights

Ngissah began acting at a young age and landed her first film role in Sicily in 2003. She appeared in minor roles before gaining fame with her performance as Angie in 4Play (2010) and 4Play Reloaded (2011).

This role opened doors for her in the Ghanaian and Nigerian film industries, leading to roles in notable films such as:

Princess Tyra
Adams Apples
Somewhere in Africa
Broken Mirror
Amakye and Dede
Pauline’s Diary
Away Bus
Aloe Vera
Charade
A Taste of Sin
The Fisherman, amongst others.

Awards

Ngissah’s talent has earned her several awards, including:

Ghana Movie Awards in 2010 as Best Lead Actress.

People’s Choice Awards in 2017 as Best Supporting Actress.

GH Showbiz Awards in 2018 as Best Actress.

Ghana Movie Awards in 2020 as Best Supporting Actress.

Youth Choice Award in 2021 as Favorite Actress.

Showbiz Excellent Awards in 2022 as Outstanding Actress.

Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy Awards in 2023 as Actress of the Decade.

Personal life

Roselyn Ngissah is married, though she has not publicly shared details about her husband. She is also a mother of one.

Philanthropy

In December 2019, she collaborated with the Edem Fairre Foundation and Twellium Foundation to donate food and drinks to children in Sukura near Dansoman.

She also provided gari mix and sugar to widows to help them start small businesses.