Paschaline Alex Okoli is a Nigerian actress renowned for her portrayal of Cordelia in the sitcom Jenifa's Diary. She hails from Anambra State in the South-Eastern region of Nigeria. Her educational journey commenced in Anambra State, where she completed her primary and high school education before pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in French at Imo State University, Nigeria.

Embarking on her professional acting career in 2010, Paschaline made her debut in the movie "Definition Of Love." However, her breakthrough came through the acclaimed sitcom "Jenifa's Diary," where she brought life to the character of Cordelia, starring alongside Nollywood luminary Funke Akindele. Her talents also graced the movie "Omo Ghetto."

Her impressive filmography boasts diverse roles in notable movies such as "College Girls," "Bleeding Trees," "Educated Housemaids," "Ugomma Goes to School," "No More Widows," and "A Tribe Called Judah."

Acknowledging her outstanding talent, Paschaline earned a nomination for the City People Movie Award as the Best New Actress of the Year (English).