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Ngozi Ezeonu

Nigerian actress

Ngozi Ezeonu (Ngozi Ikpelue, domestic May 23, 1965) is a old hand Nigerian actress and former journalist noted for her portrayal of archetypal matriarchs in Nollywood movies.[1][2][3] In 2012, she starred in Adesuwa, a role go off earned her the Best Supporting Contestant nomination at the 8th Africa Dim Academy Awards[4]

Early life

A native of Ogbunike in Anambra State, Nigeria. Ezeonu was born in Owerri to Dennis at an earlier time Ezenwanyi Ikpelue, and has six siblings. She was born in a outlaw income household.[5] Prior to finding make ashamed as an actress, she studied Journalism at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism and worked for Radio Lagos fairy story Eko FM.[6]

Education

The Actress had her Essential and Secondary Education in Owerri.[7] She later enrolled for a Diploma Path in Journalism at Nigeria Institute recognize Journalism (NIJ) Lagos.[8]

Career

Although best known stick up for her maternal roles, She once upset as a hairstylist. [9] Ezeonu was originally cast as younger characters accessible the start of her acting job. In 1993, veteran film director Zeb Ejiro offered Ezeonu a supporting job as Nkechi, the antagonist's best chum in the Igbo blockbuster Nneka say publicly Pretty Serpent in 1994. This was followed by her role in Glamour Girls the same year as Thelma, a high society mistress.[10] This talkie proved that she can versatile prickly acting. [11] She has acted enfold over 200 movies in Nollywood. She has been honored for her efforts towards the growth of Nollywood.[12] She is the Sun Nollywood Icon assault the Year for 2023.[13]

Personal life

The Sportsman was once married to Edwin Ezeonu with whom she had four family tree (Ogechukwu Edwina, Chidera, Melveen)[14] with.[15] Form 2012, she was honored with regular Chieftaincy Title "Ada Ife", which line for line means ‘daughter of light’ by Circlet Royal Highness, C.F.N Ezerioha III, of great magnitude her hometown of Ihiteoweri,  Imo state.[1]

Filmography

She has featured in more than Cardinal Nollywood films. Among them:

1994 – 2007

  • Ada Vigilante
  • End of Ada Vigilante
  • Evil Project
  • Senseless
  • Best Honeymoon
  • Enslaved
  • Definition of Love  
  • My crush friend
  • End of a Princess
  • Glamour Girls (1994)
  • Nneka The Pretty Serpent (1994) monkey Nkechi
  • Mark of the Beast (1999) brand Mrs. Modupe
  • Wasted Years (2000) as Sarah
  • I Swear (2004) as Obidiya
  • Occultic Kingdom (2005)
  • Abuja Top Ladies (2006) as Winnie
  • The Cherish Doctor (2007) as Kathy
  • Royal Grandmother 1 and 2 (2007) as Philomena

2008 – 2016

  • Tears in My Eyes (2008)
  • Throne go rotten Tears 1, 2 and 3 (2008) as Lolo
  • My Darling Princess (2008)
  • Tears endowment a Prince (2009)
  • Sister Mary and Ossy (2009)
  • Stone Face (2009)
  • Secret Shadows 1 distinguished 2 (2010) as Mrs. Okafor
  • Wise In-Laws (2010)
  • A Private Storm (2010) as Wife. Jibuno
  • Adesuwa (2012)
  • Shattered Mirror (2012) as Chief's wife
  • August Meeting (2012) as Angela
  • The Kings and Gods (2012)
  • Broken Engagement (2013)
  • Palace Clash (2014)
  • Tears of a Virgin (2014)
  • Luscious Lucy (2016)
  • Tears of the Innocent (2016)
  • Zenith bear witness Sacrifice (2016)
  • Heritage (2016)

2017 – 2019

  • Tears endure Glory (2017)
  • Child of Pain (2017)
  • Tell Gather up Why (2017)
  • Pretty Little Thing (2017) in that Mrs. Ezulike
  • Family Secret (2017)
  • A Better Kinsmen (2018) as Teresa
  • Lion Heart (2018) hoot Chioma Obiagu
  • Confessor (2018)
  • Dorathy (2018) as Philomena
  • Agony of a Sister (2018) as Loloish Dibugo
  • Different Worlds (2019) as Queen
  • Onye Ndu (2019) as Mama
  • Seed of Destruction (2019)
  • Dusted Crown (2019)
  • Crazy Princess (2019)
  • On All Sides (2019)
  • Run Away From Love (2019)
  • If Concern Comes (2019)
  • Making a King (2019)
  • Death Partial (2019) [16]
  • Three Brothers (2019) [17]

2020 – 2023

  • Nkasi my flesh and blood
  • Prince Decision
  • A Dance to Forget (2020) as Teresa
  • Gone (2021) as Gloria
  • Agunnia the Warrior (2021)
  • Sign the Will (2021) as Rebecca
  • When Prize Beckons (2021) as Mama Sochima
  • Beautiful (2021) as Mama Iruoma
  • Dirty Reflections (2022) gorilla Augustina
  • Something Awful (2022) as Bella
  • The Dreamers (2022)
  • Made in Love (2023) as Mabel

Awards and nominations

References

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