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Ibrahim Jammal is a Nigerian actor and producer. He is notable for his lead role in Showmax's Original Drama series ‘Crime and Justice Lagos’ 2022. He is also known for his roles in The Delivery Boy, the Milkmaid and Green White Green.

Early life

After his secondary education, he received his first degree in Computer Information Systems from Babcock University, Nigeria.

Career

Jammal began his film career as a production manager. He later blended acting and has featured in several films such as The Delivery Boy, The Milkmaid and Glamour Girl.

His first appearance as an actor in a film was his role as "Baba" in Green White Green (2016). Afterwards, he starred in The Delivery Boy in 2018 as "Amir', the lead actor. In 2022, Jammal played "Daladi Dikko" in the Nigerian series Crime and Justice Lagos.

Filmography

Awards and nominations

References

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