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Chief Imo_profile

Chief IMO biography

Today, we are looking at Chief Imo's biography. This article contains Chief Imo's biography, age, real wife, children, career, net worth, and everything else we know about him.

We will like you to quickly run through Chief Imo's profile summary before we continue.

Chief Imo Profile

Full Name: Longinus Anyaehiechukwu Anokwute

Date of Birth: May 19th, 1979

Age: 43

State of Origin: Imo State

Nationality: Nigerian

Education: All Saints Secondary School, Gombe State, Nigeria

Occupation: Actor, Comedian, Businessman

Net Worth: 100$

Who is Chief Imo?

Chief Imo is a popular Igbo comedian and actor in the Nigerian Nollywood and comedy industry. He is one of the most hilarious comedians and doubles as one of the few who delivers his content in his native language, the Igbo language.

Government Area of Imo State.

What is Chief Imo's Real Name?

Chief Imo's full Name is Longinus Anyaehiechukwu Anokwute and he is popularly known as Chief Imo in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

He is called Chief Imo because he is a self-acclaimed chief from Imo State.

How Old is Chief Imo?

Chief Imo's age.

Chief Imo is 43 years old this year. He was born on May 19th, 1979.

Chief Imo Early Life

Chief Imo was born on May 19th, 1979 in Nnaji Hospital and Maternity, Umuduru, Ekwe, Isi Local Government Area of Imo State.

He was born into a family of six; 4 boys and two girls, with him being the second son of the house. He was raised by his mother and his late elder sister.

Chief Imo Education

Chief Imo attended Central School, Umuduru in Imo state where he had his primary education.

He proceeded to All Saints Secondary School in Gombe State, Nigeria, for his secondary or high school education where upon completion, he obtained his West African Examination Council Certificate.

There's no information yet about the higher institution in which Chief Imo had his university or higher education.

Chief Imo Career

Chief Imo's acting career could have started for him as a kid when he acted with a drama group and they would act from Bible passages.

However, he got into the Nigerian entertainment industry in the mid-2000s.

Chief Imo started his professional career in acting in 2008. He has since starred in over 60 Nollywood and other Igbo movies.

Chief Imo is married to his beautiful wife, Mrs. Anokwute. Their union has been blessed with three lovely children; two boys and one girl.

Who is Sister Maggi (Sister Mangi) to Chief Imo?

Sister Maggi is simply Chief Imo's comedy skit partner. The duo has produced several comedy skits together.

Due to that, most Nigerians are confused about whether Sister Maggi is Chief Imo's wife or a second wife.

Chief Imo Net Worth

Chief Imo's net worth is estimated at $100,000-$200,000.

He earns from appearing in movies. He also earns from his YouTube channel via Google Adsense as he uploads his content on the channel.

Chief Imo is also believed to be in a Real Estate business and some other businesses.

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RAMSEY NOAUH_ AMVCA 8

Ramsey Noauh

No stranger to screens and definitely not a newcomer to the AMVCAs, Ramsey Noah’s bio is as long as the Nigerian film industry’s history. One that if we begin to write about, a few words wouldn’t be enough to describe his impeccable brilliance not just as an actor but also as a director.

Snagging two nominations in the ‘Best Overall Movie’ and ‘Best Director (Movie)’ categories at the 2022 AMVCA awards, with his notable remake of “Rattlesnake,” Ramsey describes the feeling as “really good,”

“All that effort and sacrifice for making that film was all worth it, and AMVCA made sure of that.”

Reflecting on his previous win as Best Director for “Living In Bondage” in 2020, he tells us a little secret; he was really nervous about winning.

“I was feeling a little jittery,” he admits, and while he couldn’t make it due to a production schedule at the time, he was ‘clutching the edge’ of his seat, looking over and over at the nominees and wondering,” how to go about it.”

You know the shivers that run down your spine when cold water is poured on you? Well, that’s exactly how winning felt for him.

“It’s more like when they pour you cold water, and you breathe out like ‘aah!’ cause the tension was pretty high.”

Recognising that winning was not a one-person job, his team also played a huge role in contributing to the success of “Living In Bondage”, “without them, I don’t think Living In Bondage would have been that much of a great success.”

He also admits that many people advised him to forget about remaking the classic film, “no go spoil am for us.”

Watching both films, viewers would undoubtedly notice the great attention to detail included in them. For one, the message behind the films were not lost, and in some way, they managed to act as a continuation of their originals while also maintaining their individuality.

This was not by chance but rather a conscious effort by Ramsey and his team to maintain the elements of each body of work they produce.

He says, “I strongly believe in details, but all the extra effort, not just the shebang that you see.”

For new filmmakers, he leaves his final words as “put the extra effort in details, I think with that we can make a breakthrough.”

Amstel Malta Is The AMVCA

Since the first edition of the AMVCAs in 2013, the premium low-sugar malt brand, Amstel Malta, has thrown its weight behind supporting this continental recognition of African excellence. And they have continued doing what they know best by once again sponsoring the week-long 8th edition of the AMVCA, which will round off celebrations today.

For many years, Amstel Malta has been a staunch supporter of building creativity not just within Nigeria but Africa as a whole, and the AMVCAs is only one of their many successful projects geared towards building the African entertainment industry.

This year, they have evolved the award show from being only a celebration of film and TV to a global celebration of African fashion, music, food and creativity.

It’s a wrap

Today marks the end of what has been the first-of-its-kind continental celebration of the African creative sector.

As we prepare to watch our stars take home their awards, we should keep in mind that every nominee deserves to be recognised for their brilliant projects, whether or not they take the plaque home.

Not forgetting the red carpet, where stars and guests would showcase their glamorous outfits in a toast to the brilliance of African fashion designers.

If you want some hints on who goes home with what, we’re just as curious as you are, and we can all find out together by watching the live stream of the 2022 AMVCAs today on Africa Magic channel 154 on DSTV and GOtv channel 2 from 4 pm WAT.

The eighth edition of the Africa magic Viewers’ Choice Award is brought to viewers by Africa Magic in association with Multichoice and proudly sponsored by Amstel Malta.

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Mr MACARONI_ AMVCA

Mr macaroni

Real name Debo Adebayo, Mr Macaroni plays the convincing role of a typical African sugar daddy on the prowl for young ladies to ‘freaky freaky’ him into the night dressed in his staple burgundy agbada, stripped fila, sunglasses and the ever-present Yoruba accent to match.

With more than two million followers on Instagram, the Mr Macaroni brand has rightfully found its place within the Nigerian entertainment industry, earning Debo his well-deserved nomination in the “Best Online Social Content Creator” category at the 2022 AMVCA.

Describing how he separates both personalities, Debo explains that he sees “Mr Macaroni” as a fictional character” and himself as the actor channelling the role of “Daddy Wa.”

Creating Mr Macaroni came by chance, he reflects, “I did not start comedy because I wanted to do comedy.” In fact, he never knew he had a funny bone and his ability to make people laugh still surprises him, making it a little difficult for him to pinpoint his sources of inspiration among other comedic giants.

Like many other success stories, Debo found his calling while going through a tough time.

In 2019, he found the metaphorical light after watching the likes of Maraji and Twyse inspiring him to consider content creation, putting to good use his academic qualification as a thespian.

Admitting that he started content creation with “nothing to lose,” he notes that he had “everything to gain.”

Applauding AMVCA for creating a separate category celebrating content creators, he believes that this change will inspire others to do the same, giving content creation its rightfully deserved spot and recognition within the African entertainment industry and globally.

For Amstel Malta, he has three words “they’re doing well.”

Receiving the Mr Macaroni trademark of appreciation, it is clear that their efforts in supporting the AMVCAs over the last eight years have not gone unnoticed by both newcomers and old-timers within the African entertainment industry.

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