Education
Solanke graduated from the University of Ibadan, where he obtained a diploma certificate in drama.
Solanke graduated from the University of Ibadan, where he obtained a diploma certificate in drama.
After graduation, Solanke moved to the United States, where he created a drama group called The Africa Review, focusing on African culture. They performed in black African schools. Solanke established himself in Los Angeles, California, where his storytelling career began.
He was described as a "master storyteller" by Cable News Network. His reputation earned him the lead role in most of Ola Balogun"s films.
Members of this group usually put on African clothing, specifically Yoruba costume. In 1986, he returned to Nigeria with three members of the African Review group to work with the Nigerian Television Authority.
