Juliet Ibrahim

Juliet Ibrahim was born on 3 March 1986 to a Lebanese father and a Ghanaian-Liberian mother in Accra. She is the oldest child and has two sisters, including the actress Sonia Ibrahim, and a brother. Ibrahim and her siblings spent the longest part of their childhood in Lebanon and Ivory Coast due to civil wars. In 2025, Ibrahim earned her Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Communications from Berkeley College. Ibrahim has commented that in Africa she is not regarded as a black woman because of her skin tone, but outside Africa, she is recognized as being black. She objected to the term 'half-caste' and said that she was 'black and proud of it'. She can speak English, French and Spanish. ==Career==

Ibrahim made her acting debut in the 2005 film Crime to Christ starring Majid Michel. Her first Nollywood film was Yankee Boys and she has featured in more than 50 films afterward. In 2014, she produced her first film Number One Fan, where she stars as an actress being stalked on by a fan in the film. Her second movie Shattered Romance which features Nigerian and Ghanaian actors, launched amidst fanfare in Accra, Ghana, on 5 December 2014. Her new TV series; Every Woman Has a Story, where she debuted her directorial skills, is airing on terrestrial TV, and her reality show, The Perfect Assistant, will be unveiled soon. She has featured in Twi movies, in Yoruba language films, and also in Ladan Aure, a Hausa Language film. == Recent roles and recognition ==

Ibrahim was appointed the first-ever President of Women in Film, Television and Media Ghana (WIFT Ghana), where she advocates for gender equity and the advancement of women in Ghana’s media, film, and television sectors. She also joined the Advisory Boards of the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) and the Brampton International Nollywood Film Festival (BINFF), contributing her expertise to global initiatives that amplify African stories and creative talent. She is widely regarded as a creative entrepreneur and a leading advocate for women in STEAM and media, especially across Africa and the diaspora. ==Filmography==

• 2010: Achievement Award – City People Magazine, Accra • 2010: Ghana Movie Personality of the Year – City People Magazine, Lagos • 2010: Best Lead Actress in a movie – Ghana Movie Awards • 2014: Best Ghanaian Actress – City People Entertainment • 2016: Actress of the year – Starzzawards ==See also==