Princess Nnenna Orji
Princess Nnenna Orji, a well-known Nollywood actress, began acting as a child after being discovered at an audition by filmmaker Dickson Iroegbu. She rose to prominence with roles in films like Unfaithful and Little Angel, and later worked with notable actors such as Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde and Ramsey Nouah. Balancing her career and education, she took a break to focus on schooling but returned to acting with renewed discipline. Nnenna is also a model and entrepreneur, having launched her own fashion brand, demonstrating her versatility beyond the film industry.
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Nigeria
Born
June 17, 1994
Age
31 yrs
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- Update Mar 19, 2025
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ahdath.infoMA - Update Jan 20, 2025
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ghanamusic.comGH - Update Feb 14, 2026
Fredy Costa celebrates love as a daily choice on Valentine's Day.
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angorussia.comAO - Update Feb 13, 2025
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iol.co.zaSAR - Update Jan 21, 2025
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pulse.ngNG - Update Feb 5, 2025
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namibian.com.naNA - Update Feb 5, 2025
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adomonline.comGH - Update Jan 9, 2025
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gistlover.comNG - Update Feb 17, 2025
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nyasatimes.comMW - Update Feb 6, 2025
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gistlover.comNG - Update Mar 19, 2025
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ghanaweb.comGH
