Renowned actress Liz Benson is set to make a triumphant return to Nollywood after a considerable hiatus from the industry. Fans have eagerly awaited this exciting news as she prepares to grace the screen once again. Benson’s comeback will be marked by her starring role in the upcoming film “A Mother’s Son,” promising audiences a captivating cinematic experience.
Behind the scenes, “A Mother’s Son” boasts an impressive lineup of talent. Notably, esteemed actress Mercy Johnson takes on the role of producer, ensuring a production of the highest caliber. With Vincent De Anointed directing, viewers can anticipate nothing short of excellence. The anticipation surrounding the film was further heightened when Mercy Johnson shared a sneak peek video on her Instagram, showcasing Liz Benson’s warm reception from the cast.
Adding to the anticipation, “A Mother’s Son” features an ensemble cast of distinguished actors. Alongside Liz Benson, viewers can look forward to performances from industry stalwarts such as Mike Godson, Evia Simon, Ozioma Maurice, and George Inaibeh. With such talent onboard, the film promises to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative and stellar performances.
During her surprise visit to the set, Liz Benson expressed her gratitude for the warm welcome from her colleagues, remarking on the presence of Nollywood’s top talents. Despite being new to some, she felt a sense of kinship, particularly with Mercy Johnson, whom she affectionately referred to as her daughter.
Liz Benson’s illustrious career spans decades, dating back to her childhood when she first ventured into acting at the age of five in 1971. However, it was her breakout role as Agnes Johnson in the popular television soap opera “Fortunes” on NTA in 1993 that catapulted her to national fame. Throughout the 1990s, Benson became a household name in Nigeria, earning acclaim for her performances in classic Nollywood films.
Among her notable works are “Glamour Girls,” “True Confession,” “Diamond Rings,” “Scores to Settle,” “Evil Men 1 and 2,” “Conspiracy,” and “Dead End.”
Prior to her hiatus from Nollywood, Benson underwent a spiritual transformation, embracing Christianity and dedicating herself to ministry as an ordained minister. Despite her absence from the screen, her legacy in the Nigerian film industry remains indelible.
