Moshood Fattah

Occupation: Director, Screenwriter, Producer
Alma Mater: University of Ilorin, University of Lagos, Del-York Creative Academy, EbonyLife Creative Academy

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Career Stats

Rising

Movies: 2
Lead Roles: 1
Supporting: 1

Career Overview

Moshood Fattah has 2 film credits spanning 2022–2026 .

Peak: 2022
Hiatus: 4 years (2022–2026)

Role Distribution

Actor ×2

Genre Breakdown

Versatility: MediumFav: Thriller

Comedy

Drama

Supernatural

Thriller

Biography

CAREER

Moshood Fattah is a fast-rising Nigerian actor who studied Performing Arts at the University of Ilorin, and later earned a Master's degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Lagos where he studied New Nigerian Cinema. He also studied Acting for Film at Del-York Creative Academy and took a course in directing at EbonyLife Creative Academy. He professionally started when he made his debut on stage in 2015, playing the lead role as “Gwanza” in the “Spirit of David Musical” “The Butcher & the Bridge” and also starred in the musical “Heartbeat” the same year. He has since performed in lead or major roles in over 14 musicals in Lagos for eight years since 2015. He rose to prominence when he was cast as Michael in the Netflix limited series Far From Home and Ademide in Funke Akindele’s Battle on Buka Street. He has also appeared in 'The Johnsons' (2012-2024), 'For Old Times' Sake' (2019), 'Fishbone' (2020), 'Focus' (2021), 'The Kiss of Death' (2024), 'Black Pepper' (2025), and 'Àkókò' (2025). Moshood has directed several stage plays and short films, including 'Menace' and 'Bad Eggs', and wrote and produced the short film 'Aargh!'.

PERSONAL LIFE

Moshood is devoted to helping out with environmental issues, particularly global warming and climate change. In his spare time, he enjoys seeing 'obscure' movies from all over the world, watching plays, and photography. He believes in living a life of integrity and that character is the most valuable currency.