Baaj Adebule, born Bandele Adetolu Adebule on October 25, 1988, in Surulere, Lagos, is a versatile Nigerian actor, model, filmmaker, writer, and TV host known for his dynamic presence in Nollywood. A native of Ijebu Ode in Ogun State, he grew up in Lagos and was educated at Seat of Wisdom Primary School and Caleb Secondary School, before earning a degree in Economics from Covenant University.

Launched into the limelight with a brief role on the popular M-Net soap Tinsel in 2012, Baaj has since built a celebrated acting career spanning both television and film. He's starred in notable productions such as Hush, The Men's Club, Payday, Zena, Uncloaked, The Governor, A Soldier’s Story 1 & 2, The Missing, Omo Wa, Beast Within, The Moles, and other Nollywood favourites.

Pursuing his creative vision behind the camera as well, Baaj founded the production company House of Baaj Pictures. He wrote, directed, and produced the award-winning short film Seeing Betrayal, winning "Best Short Film in Africa" at the ZAFAA Global Awards in 2015.

With a background in modelling and hosting, plus his exceptional acting across genres and platforms, Baaj Adebule has established himself as a multi-talented force in Nigerian entertainment and a rising star across Africa.