Jeiel Damina, born on September 4, 2002, is a multifaceted Nigerian entertainer renowned for her roles in "Best Friends In The World" and her music. Co-founder of Neptune3 Studios and Triple J Plus, she graduated in creative writing from Full Sail University. With hit songs like "Warm Christmas, Jeiel is a prominent figure in Nigerian entertainment.

Jeiel Damina

Early Life and Education

Raised in a creative environment, Jeiel is the youngest of three siblings, with sisters Jemima and Jesimiel Damina, both acclaimed film directors and producers at Neptune3 Studio. Her father, Pastor Abel Damina, is the CEO and founder of KLN TV, and her mother, Rachel Damina, adds a nurturing touch to her upbringing. For her high school education, Jeiel attended The Geneva School, and she pursued creative writing at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida, graduating in 2022.

Musical Career

Jeiel's involvement in the entertainment world goes beyond acting and writing. Alongside her sisters, she co-founded Neptune3 Studios, where she showcases her talents as a scriptwriter and actress. You might recognize her as Olivia in the popular web series "Best Friends In The World."

In addition to her acting prowess, Jeiel has made a mark in the music industry with solo hits such as "Warm Christmas," "The Final Word," and "What Best Friend Do." She's not alone in her musical journey; collaborating with her sisters in Triple J Plus, they've delivered captivating tracks like "Like Lightning," "The Only Way," "This Is Forever," "From Your Heart," and "Undefeatable."

Personal Life