05/03/1979
Genevieve Nnaji (born 3 May 1979)[2] is a Nigerian actress, producer and director. She won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005, making her the first actress to win the award. In 2011, she was honoured as a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic by the Nigerian government for her contribution to Nollywood.
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Farming (2018) as Tolu |
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Lionheart (2018) as Adaeze |
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Road to Yesterday (2015) as Victoria |
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Half of a Yellow Sun (2013) as Miss Adebayo |
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Weekend Getaway (2013) as |
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Doctor Bello (2013) as Doctor Eniola |
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The Mirror Boy (2011) as Teema |
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Sacred Lies (2011) as |
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Ijé: The Journey (2010) as Chioma Opara |
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Bursting Out (2010) as |
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Amina (2008) as |
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Sister's Love (2008) as |
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A Piece of Flesh (2007) as Ifeoma |
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Letters to a Stranger (2007) as Jemima Lawal |
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30 Days (2006) as Chinora Onu |
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Girls Cot (2006) as Queen |
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Games Women Play (2005) as |
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Rip-Off (2005) as |
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Rip-Off 2 (2005) as |
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Sympathy (2004) as |
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Passions (2003) as |
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Private Sin (2003) as |
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Jealous Lovers (2003) as Chioma |
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Blood Sister (2003) as Esther |
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Not Man Enough (2003) as |
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Formidable Force (2002) as |
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Sharon Stone (2002) as Sharon |
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Super Love () as Amaka |
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I Do Not Come to You by Chance (2023) Producer |
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Lionheart (2018) Director |
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Lionheart (2018) Screenplay |
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Lionheart (2018) Executive Producer |
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Road to Yesterday (2015) Story |
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Road to Yesterday (2015) Producer |
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Road to Yesterday (2015) Executive Producer |