The only boy in a family of eight children, James Ikechukwu Esomugha, popularly known as Jim Iyke was born September 25, 1976, in Libreville, Gabon. 

His parents who hail from from Ogwugwu Village in Enugwu-Agidi town of Anambra State, changed their name from Okolue to Esomugha. 

From 1985 to 1991, Iyke attended secondary school in F. G. C. Kwali, Abuja and then earned a diploma in Banking and Finance and a BSc in philosophy from the University of Jos, Plateau State.

Nigerian actor and one of the stars of the movie Last Flight to Abuja, Jim Iyke began acting in 1998 and became one of the highest paid actors in Nollywood, as of October 2013; with appearances in over 150 films.

In 2007, Iyke started a movie production company, Untamed Productions and also has his own music record label, Untamed Records; which produced his first album, titled Who Am I?, featuring some of Nigeria’s top musicians, such as TuFace Idibia and Sound Sultan.

Winner of the 2021 Net Honours for Most Searched Actor, some of the movies Jim Iyke has featured include: Between Kings and Queens, Last Flight to Abuja, And Then There Was You, When Love Comes Around, Stalker, Star in Heaven, American Driver, Dead rite, Merry Men 1& 2: Another Mission. 

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One of Malawi’s leading actress , and the actress at the First Dawn Arts, Flora Suya is the Director, Producer and writer of Spouses and Workmates.

Nominated as best actress at the 6th and 9th Africa Movie Academy Awards ceremonies, she won Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in the film.

Alongside Tapiwa Gwaza, Suya played the lead role in Seasons of a Life (2010), which narrates the ordeal of an African maid who was sexually violated by her boss, who then denied her custody of her child.

In 2013, she starred in Shemu Joyah’s Last Fishing Boat, where she was the love interest of a tourist and wife of a polygamous man, the role got her AMAA awards best actress nomination.

One year later, in 2014, it she featured in Chenda, a Zambian film, which was launched at a cinema in December 2014, and released in 2015.

The movie narrates the ordeal barren women go through and the negative reaction of African men towards the condition.

Starring as Tadala, a single mother in a gender and culturally sensitive African setting, My Mothers Story was one of the opening films at the Silicon Valley African Film Festival in United States, in 2016. The movie revolves around the sufferings women go through to secure their home without help from a husband.

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Known for Las cartas de Alou (1990), Palm Trees in the Snow (2015) and Ya vienen los reyes (1996), Mulie Jarju is an actor born in 1957 in The Gambia.

Fluent in Catalan, English, French and Spanish, all of which are his mother tongue, Jarju has featured in lots of movies which include:

Hermanas, Periodistas, Policías, en el corazón de la calle, Raquel busca su sitio, El comisario, Cinema mil, Hospital Central, Genesis, en la mente del asesino, Los Serrano, Ángel o demonioOchéntame… otra vez, Los nuestros, Historias de nuestro cine, La peste, Gigantes, Desaparecidos to mention a few.

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Renowned Nigerian singer and entertainer, Charles Oputa, affectionately known as Charly Boy, recently opened up about a lesser-known aspect of his identity, discussing his feminine inclination and setting the record straight on his sexual orientation.

In a candid interview on Pulse TV alongside reality star Uriel, Charly Boy debunked prevailing misconceptions surrounding his persona that had long portrayed him as gay due to his distinctive appearance and style of dress.

To the surprise of many, Charly Boy shared that he embraces his feminine side, affectionately named ‘Linda,’ a characteristic he attributes to his experiences while residing in the United States. Despite these revelations, he reaffirmed his enduring admiration for women, dispelling any assumptions regarding his homosexual inclination.

Reflecting on his repertoire, Charly Boy reminisced about portraying Mrs. Zigizigi, a female alter ego, on his eponymous program, showcasing his diverse and creative expressions as an artist.

Acknowledging the prevailing confusion about his sexual orientation, Charly Boy hinted at the complexities of personal identity, emphasizing the importance of deeper insight beyond superficial perceptions to grasp the multi-faceted nature of individuality.

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The internet company, now synonymous with the act of finding information on the world wide web was created by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It started as a research project when Page and Brin were doctoral students at Stanford University.