Toyin Abraham is a Nigerian film actress and producer. She was born on the 5th of September, 1984 in Auchi, Edo State, but was raised in Ibadan, Oyo State. She attended St. Anne’s School, Molete, Ibadan, and holds a National Diploma in Marketing from The Polytechnic Ibadan.

Otherwise known as Toyin Aimakhu, Abraham came into limelight in 2003, and rose to prominence as a Yoruba indigenous actress, with over 50 Yoruba films to her credit. Abraham is known for ‘’Sola Fe Pami’’ (2005), ‘’Onome Aganga’’ (2010), ‘’Alani Baba Alake’’ (2013), ‘’Ebi Mi Ni’’ (2013), ‘’Ayitale’’ (2013), ‘’Omo Elemosho’’ (2013), ‘’Alakada’’ (Film series, 2013- 2017), ‘’Eta Oko’’ (2015), ‘’Superstar’’ (2015), ‘’Iya Ibadan’’ (2016), ‘’Okafor’s Law’’ (2016), ‘’Love is In The Hair’’ (2016), ‘’Esohe’’ (2017), ‘’Tatu’’ (2017), ‘’The In-laws’’ (2017), ‘’Dance to My Beat’’ (2017), ‘’Evol’’ (2017), ‘’Mentally’’ (2017), ‘’London Fever’’ (2017), ‘’Wives on Strike: The Revolution’’ (2017), ‘’Celebrity Marriage’’ (2017), ‘’Hakkunde’’ (2017), ‘’Disguise’’ (2018), ‘’The Ghost and The Tout’’ (2018), and ‘’Seven and A Half Dates’’ (2018).

Abraham was married to actor Adeniyi Johnson (2013-2015).