CurrentReport Blog Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has revealed her political ambitions, expressing her intention to run for a Senate seat in the near future. The actress, known for her iconic roles in the Nigerian film industry, also shared her aspirations to become a minister, in an inspiring post on Instagram.
Badmus, who currently serves as the Special Assistant on Social Events and Public Hearings to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, used the platform to reflect on her personal growth and the changes she has experienced both physically and emotionally. In her post, the actress spoke about her previous body image and how it has evolved over time, noting that her journey is a testament to transformation, resilience, and self-acceptance.
“There are days when I miss my old body, the fullness, the softness, the way I took up space without hesitation,” Badmus wrote. “But then, I look at my new body, and I see growth not just physically, but emotionally. This body has carried me through change, through challenges, through moments of doubts and discovery. It moves differently, it feels different, but it is still mine.”
Eniola Badmus gained national attention in 2021 when she shared her remarkable weight loss transformation, shedding an impressive 85kg, going from 170kg to 85kg. Her journey inspired many Nigerians, showing that with dedication and perseverance, it is possible to make significant life changes.
In addition to her acting career, Badmus has maintained a strong presence in Nigeria’s political circles, supporting various initiatives and leveraging her position to contribute to public hearings and events. Her revelation about her future political goals, including her vision of becoming a senator and minister, has sparked conversations about her next steps in both her career and public service.
She ended her post with a powerful message of self-love, noting, “No matter the size, my worth remained unchanged.”
With her bold ambition and transformation, Eniola Badmus continues to inspire millions while setting her sights on a promising future in Nigerian politics.
