Liz Benson Make A comeback in Mercy Johnson’s new film titled “A Mother’s Son.” 

Liz Benson, the iconic Nollywood actress who first captured the hearts of audiences as a child star in 1971, is making waves once again with her much-anticipated return to the silver screen in Mercy Johnson’s latest film, “A Mother’s Son.” This exciting development marks a significant comeback for Benson, who rose to fame through her unforgettable role as Agnes Johnson in the widely acclaimed television soap opera “Fortunes,” which helped solidify her status as a household name in the evolving landscape of Nigerian cinema during the 1990s.

Benson’s illustrious career is dotted with memorable performances in classics such as “Glamour Girls” and “True Confession,” films that not only defined Nollywood’s early era but also showcased her exceptional talent and versatility as an actress. After a remarkable run in the film industry, Liz took a bold turn in her life by becoming an ordained minister, fully dedicating herself to preaching the gospel. This transformative journey away from the glitz and glamour of acting saw her emerge as a respected figure in the faith community, touching lives with her powerful messages.

Her recent return to the film industry has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm from her peers and fans alike. The excitement surrounding her role in “A Mother’s Son” highlights the nostalgia and admiration many feel for this beloved actress, whose influence extends beyond her performances. Liz herself has expressed delight and surprise at the warm reception she has received, reflecting a deep appreciation for the love and support of her colleagues and the Nollywood community.

As she steps back into the spotlight, Liz Benson not only brings her wealth of experience and talent but also an inspiring story of faith and resilience. Her dual life as a minister and actress adds a unique layer to her character, promising to captivate audiences old and new. With “A Mother’s Son,” Liz Benson is poised to remind us all why she remains a cherished icon in the fabric of Nollywood, proving that the magic of storytelling knows no bounds, and that the heart of an actress can continue to shine brightly, despite the years.