Take a peek into Onajite Dede's brilliant mind, 'The House of Secrets' [Exclusive]

<h2>What the audience can take away from the movie</h2>, <p>In this interview, the powerhouse talks all things acting, mental health, and 'The House of Secrets'.</p>, <span>Onajite Dede takes on leading lady status in 'The House of Secrets' Prince Ilelejie</span>, <h2>For some, 'The House of Secrets' is their introduction to the powerhouse that is Onajite Dede. But real OGs know and respect this multifaceted thespian.</h2>, <p>Since joining the industry, she has carved a niche for herself as a versatile craftswoman capable of being an actor one minute, a director, writer, stage manager, choreographer, and even a dancer the next.</p>, <p>Her movie and television credits include The Upside Your Head Show, Prince of the Savannah, Bar Beach Blues, Ojo’s in D’ House, 30 Days (2006), Small Boy (2008), Ordinary People (2014) and The Governor (2016).</p>, <p>Regardless of what she does on stage or in film, Dede stands out for her ability to shapeshift, totally transform and beautifully interpret whatever role she is faced with.</p>, <img src="https://cdn-fmcrawler.shalltry.com/public/prod/files/images/2023-07-20/original/6fc0dd3d-86d2-4fbb-83b4-4674771b0dc9.jpg">, <span>Onajite Dede is a powerhouse Prince Ilelej</span>, <p>She does exactly this in Niyi Akinmolayan's latest project. Ahead of the release, Pulse settled in for an enlightening conversation with the powerhouse. We dive into her impressive career, taking on her first lead role, dreams, regrets, and more. Enjoy!</p>, <p>I am an actor by accident. I trained as a director, and there was this place back in the day—a performance studio workshop with Chuck Mike—where you did your theatre IT more or less, and I was on the project as the stage manager. Then, one of the actors had to pull out; she had some personal issues and had to drop out of the project. The stage manager has to have everyone's lines; he/she pretty much knows everybody's lines, and Uncle Chuck, who was directing, was like, 'Right, you are up. There's nobody else who knows the lines at this short not