The fluent speaking comedienne, who likes to crack her fans' ribs with her babyish voice, has had the best and worst moments just like everyone in the industry,
Commenting on her music career recently, Helen said: “A friend, at the same time a big brother, known as Michael Abdul, influenced it.
"He said he never knew me to be a comedian but a singer and and asked me what I have been doing with the singing part of me.
"I told him I don’t have time and all that, so he invited me to the studio, we sang, did the beat and it was okay. That was how it started.”
However, Helen says she doesn’t see everyone as friends: “I had some misunderstanding with some people I called my friends sometime back. I believe my friends should build me, make me feel important than destroying me.
"So now, I build my friends. If someone should come to me saying, they need the service of a person I know but don’t have money, I wouldn't call the person.
"I will rather give them the person’s contact because I don’t expect friends to be begging me for house rent or some little things. Rather than hurt my friend by getting non-paying jobs for them, I better stay off.”
Helen is currently on location where she features in a new movie produced by in Award-winning actor, O.C. Ukeje, tentatively titled When Love Happens. Also starring in the high budget film is Desmond Elliot.
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