Chinedu Ikedieze Wife: All You Need to Know
Journalist Norimitsu Onishi of the New York Times first used the name “Nollywood” in 2002 after observing film production in Lagos, Nigeria. The phrase refers to two of the most well-known centers of filmmaking: Hollywood in the US and Bollywood in Bombay, India. Nollywood refers to a collection of the thousands of films that have been produced in Nigeria, while for others it refers to the diverse cast of actors and actresses who have emerged from the country’s film industry.
Nollywood, however, is best understood as referring to the Nigerian filmmaking process, where movies are made with any and all equipment available, no matter how good or inadequate they may be. This may entail making movies under tumultuous and unpredictable circumstances, frequently with incredibly short turnaround periods. Norimitsu was inspired to coin the name “Nollywood,” which really refers to “nothing wood,” or building something out of nothing, after observing this ostensibly impossible manufacturing setting. To further clarify, a buddy of mine who works as a doctor compares our filmmaking endeavors to performing open heart surgery with forks and knives, but the genius of it all, he adds, is that the patient survives. We have progressed from “nothing” to everything that the world recognizes.
Chinedu Ikedieze is a well-known Nigerian actor, investor, and businessman. He is known as Aki among the public because of his role in the movie Akin na ukwa.
From the family of Mr./Mrs. Michael ikedieze Ogbonna, Aki hails from IIuoma Uzuakoli, Bende, Abia State, Nigeria.
He was born on December 12, 1977, and is currently 44 years old. By December 2022, he will be 45 years old.
Chinedu Ikedieze movies (Filmography)
- Spanner
- Okwu na uka
- Aka Gum
- The Tom and Jerry
- The Catechist
- Show Bobo: The American Boys
- School dropout
- Pipiro
- Onunaeyi: Seeds of Bondage
- Lagos Boys
- Family Crisis
- Charge & Bail
- Back From America
- Akpu-Nku
- Am in love
- Aki na ukwa
- Spanner Goes to Jail
- Not by height
- 2 Rat
- Igbo made
- Big Daddies
- Across the Niger
- Village boys
- Spoiler
- Secret Adventure
- Reggae boys
- One good turn
- I think twice
- Final World Cup
- Colours of Emotion
- Young Masters
- Winning Your Love
- U’ General
- Sweet money
- Royal Messengers
- Magic Cap
- Last challenge
- Kadura
- Jadon
- Games men play
- Criminal Law
- Brain Masters
- BrainBox
- Boys From Holland
- Blessed Son
- Thunder Storm
- Stubborn Flies
- Spirit of a Prophet
- Powerful Civilian
- Power as of old
- Escape to Destiny
- Cain and Abel
Ikedieze marriage
In 2011, Nneoma Nwaijah, his longtime love, and Chinedu Ikedieze tied the knot. 2012 saw the birth of the couple’s first child; Nneoma is a fashion designer.
On November 26, 2011, they exchanged vows in the customary manner at Saint Theresa’s Catholic Church field in Nneoma’s hometown of Obolo, Isala, Mbano, in the Imo state.
On December 10, 2011, they were married in a church in Lagos in front of almost 20,000 guests.
Chinedu Ikedieze wife
The couple originally met on a movie shoot where Aki’s wife served as the costume designer. They are now happily married. It is known that she is a graduate of the Enugu State University of Technology. The actor said that Nneoma confessed her love for him.
Before dating, Nneoma and Aki were friends first. They dated for three years before getting married in 2011.
Chinedu Ikedieze social media handles
Instagram: chinedikedieze
Twitter: chidinedu ikedieze MFR(@chinedu ikedieze)
Facebook: chinedu ikediezemfr
Chinedu Ikedieze net worth
One of Nollywood’s funniest and most successful performers is considered to be Chinedu Ikedieze. In addition to being a successful actor, he also runs lucrative enterprises.
Chinedu Ikedieze house and cars
At the moment, Aki and his wife are residing in their own mansion in Omole Phase 1 of Lekki, Lagos State.
The actor has never confirmed the rumors that he has constructed a second country residence in his town. Ikedieze enjoys fine automobiles; in his garage are a 2011 Jaguar XJ, Infinity FX, Mercedes Benz E300, Porsche Carrera, and a Hummer Stretch Limousine.
With the help of top movie stars including Chinedu Ikedieze, Africans could now watch films produced by their own people on a large scale. As they shed light on shared customs, practices, and cultures all over the continent, the movies helped to dispel much of the mistrust and suspicion that existed between people. They also promoted intra-African travel, business, and involvement. As a result, they developed a sizable African audience. This hasn’t altered until this point, which has encouraged several other African nations, like Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and South Africa, to get involved in this style of filmmaking.