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Top 10 Richest people in ancient history
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In this gripping tale of oppression and rebellion, follow the journey of Okonta, a defiant farmer who dares to challenge the tyrannical rule of King Ozala.

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Kofi, a young African man, falls in love with Ama and supports her ambitions. However, as she grows in success and confidence, she begins to disrespect him. See what happens next. #tales

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Ebuka and Ifeanyi embarks on a desperate journey to seek greener pastures abroad. Watch till the end and see the end of the story.

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Have you watched?
Emeka, a 33-year-old Igbo man, is urged by his mother to marry. He meets Obioma in Nigeria and is drawn to her kindness. They marry and she moves to the US, but their relationship becomes strained as Obioma becomes involved in a women's rights group and asserts her independence, leading to escalating tensions.
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My Children Pleaded With Me Not To Remarry - Patience Ozokwo

Nollywood actress Patience Ozokwo has revealed why she refused to remarry after the death of her husband years ago.

The actress made this known on Thursday during her chat with colleague Mercy Johnson on her weekly edition of her cook show, Mercy’s Menu.

Ozokwor said, “I wanted to remarry but my kids had already come of age and they pleaded with me not to marry another man and they promised they would be my husband.

“They asked me to stay single for them so their friends will not laugh at them that at their age their mum remarried and I understood them. Though it was selfish of them, but I paid the huge sacrifice for them, no sacrifice is too huge for family.”

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Nollywood heavyweights Nkem Owoh (Osuofia) and Clarion Chukwurah working together on something really huge 🔥 🔥

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Star Profile: Veteran Nigerian Actor Alex Usifo

Alex Usifo (Age 69, born 16 April 1953). was born in Lagos, Nigeria to Barnabas and Patricia Anobi Omiagbo. His father worked with the Central Bank of Nigeria and rose to a managerial level. The family moved to Ibadan where Alex had his basic/primary education. Soon after, the civil war moved him to Edo state where he completed his secondary education at St. John Bosco's Grammar School, Ubiaja.

He earned a degree in English at Ambrose-Ali University with a 2nd-Class upper. He earned his master's degree at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology. At Babcock University, Illishan Remo he earned a PhD in Information Resources Management. During that period at Babcock, he was elected the president of the outgoing Post-Graduate students in 2016 - the year he graduated. Though Alex wanted to become a catholic priest, he changed his mind and left the seminary. He met his wife, Princess ten years after 1990, and they got married in 1993. They are blessed with four great children – Sarah, Isaac, David and Osedebame.

His acting career kicked off in 1984 when he played a major role in the tele-movie The Return of the Native,

He took lead roles in Natas and ‘Two People. He started attending NTA, Victoria Island to take part in the weekly series At Your Service. He was part of NTA productions: Echoes of Life, and Turning Wheel, between 1984 and 1987.

Recogiton came in 1988 when he starred in Zeb Ejiro's aoap opera, Ripples. Usifo portrayed Talaab Abass. The show broke ground in television because few soap operas existed. Talaab Abass was a villain. Alex interpreted the character with bulging eyes and a baritone voice.

Usifo made a name for himself long before Nollywood came into existence. He participated in stage plays including Awero. This was staged at the National Theatre, Iganmu. He appeared in Ola Rotimi's Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again! also staged at the National Theatre. He featured in radio and films.

Usifo is a member of Actors’ Guild of Nigeria, Directors’ Guild of Nigeria and recently, Association of Movie Producers. [Wiki].

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Two of My favorite child actors

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Promise Odika (CEO,African Child Entertainment).

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Nkiru Sylvanus is no longer available. Wow!

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