Sambasa Nzeribe

Sambasa Nzeribe, born Chiedozie Nzeribe Siztus on February 14, 1987, in Nigeria, is a prominent actor, model, poet, and entertainer in Nollywood. His journey from a challenging childhood in Isolo, Lagos, where he faced significant hardships after losing both parents, to becoming a respected figure in Nigerian cinema is inspiring. Adopting the stage name "Sambasa," which stands for "Surviving And Maintaining Balance Against Societal Aggression," he overcame adversity while hustling on the streets. He pursued Creative Arts at the University of Lagos and gained acclaim with his 2013 role in "A Mile from Home." Known for intense performances in rugged and emotional roles, his notable films include "Slow Country," "A Soldier’s Story," and "The Wedding Party." He has received accolades, including the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Award for Best Actor in a Drama for "Slow Country."