Nigerian actress Bambam Olawunmi has reiterated how Omoni Oboli-produced movie, Love in Every Word, has transformed her career, propelling her onto the global stage.

During an appearance on Channel One TV's Breakfast Daily on Thursday, July 23, ahead of the staging of No Man of God: The Musical, the mother of two described the movie as a blessing.

"None of us thought it would be that film. It's been a blessing. Shout out to Omoni Oboli TV, the writer, and everyone who came together to make it happen. Thank God for the opportunity," she said.

The actress revealed that neither she nor the rest of the production team expected the movie to achieve the extraordinary success it has enjoyed. Instead, what began as just another project has become a global phenomenon, earning her international recognition and a rapidly growing fan base.

She said the popularity of her character, Achalugo, has taken on a life of its own, making her instantly recognisable wherever she goes.

"There is nowhere in the world where someone doesn't know Achalugo," she remarked.

For Bambam, the film's success is rooted not only in opportunity but also in the commitment to excellence that has defined her approach to acting.

"I don't care if my audience is one person or one thousand. I do not compromise the quality of my performance. Whether it's a Netflix project or a one-man show, I always give my all."

"I believe what happened is exactly what the Bible says: that a diligent person will stand before kings. I think that's what happened, and God chose that for me," Bambam stated.

Written by Mfon-Abasi Michael Inyang, Love in Every Word has become one of the biggest Nigerian productions on YouTube, attracting more than 25 million views for its first part and over 33 million views for its second.

The film tells the story of two people from different backgrounds whose lives become intertwined as they navigate love, cultural differences, and personal growth amid societal expectations.