Temitope Christopher Tedela (born 5 June 1990) is a Nigerian actor and producer known for his work across film, television and stage in Nollywood. A graduate of the University of Lagos, Tedela rose to prominence after award-winning performances in films such as A Mile from Home, Slow Country, All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White and high-profile series like Blood Sisters. He has earned critical acclaim and multiple industry awards — including an Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Award — and his films have screened at international film festivals, helping place him among the recognized faces of contemporary Nigerian cinema.

Tedela is known for his versatility, tackling roles in crime dramas, social-realist features and experimental indie films. Beyond acting, he has credits as a producer and has performed one-man stage projects, demonstrating a range that appeals to both mainstream Nollywood audiences and international festival programmers.