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Alternative then, but it was too late,because not until I was four months before wediscovered it and so it was not what we could do, andmy dad was like, it’ s a child for Christ’ s sake. Godknows why he wants to bring that child into life”.We are Catholics and it’ s just that conscience, you dowrong once and doing another would not make thefirst right. So, you either correct your mistake by doingthe right thing. If I was pregnant, and then have anabortion, it would have been like murder afterfornication! So, that was basically wrong.Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaj”‘ s grown updaughter, Chimebuka Theodora whom she protectedfrom the media for so long, was seen together for thefirst time with her during her birthday party.Theodora tied the knot with her husband, Prince OsiChigozie Ihediwa in Mbaise in 2016 and no doubt theevent saw lots of pictures of the newly weddedcouple.According to reports, the couple met in 2009 anddated till 2016 before they got married.Genevieve Nnaji Becomes A GrandmotherMostly, people become Grandparents at 50 to 60yearsof age but Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji’ s caseis completely different and also surprising, shereportedly became a grandma at the age of 39.Genevieve Nnaji became a grandmother at an earlyage and no doubt this caused lots of uproars amongsocial media users and fans of the actress.Well, ever since Genevieve Nnaji gave birth to herdaughter she hasn’ t been in a noticable seriousrelationship with any man and no doubt her fans haveoften urged her to get married.

1. Genevieve Nnaji won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005, making her the first actor to win the award. 2. Genevieve Nnaji attended Methodist Girls College, before proceeding to the University of Lagos, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in creative arts. 3. Genevieve Nnaji started her acting career as a child actor in the then-popular television soap opera Ripples at the age of 8. 4. In 2004, Genevieve Nnaji signed a recording contract with EKB Records; a Ghanaian record label, and released her debut album One Logologo Line. 5. In 2004, Genevieve Nnaji was with the most votes after contending with other celebrities for the search for the face of Lux in 2004. 6. In 2009, Genevieve Nnaji was one of the best-paid female actors in Nollywood. 7. Genevieve Nnaji was the first actor to be awarded as Best Actress by the Censors Board of Nigeria in 2003. 8. In November 2015, Genevieve Nnaji produced her first movie called Road to Yesterday, later winning Best Movie Overall -West Africa at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards. 9. In January 2018, it was reported that Genevieve Nnaji would be replacing Funke Akindele as a member of the Dora Milaje in Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War. 10. Genevieve Nnaji is against early marriages for the girl child. 11. Genevieve Nnaji is strongly against the abuse of women in society. 12. Genevieve Nnaji says she is a strong advocate for social justice. 13. Genevieve Nnaji has featured in several commercials, including for Pronto and Omo detergent. 14. In 2008, Nnaji launched the clothing line "St Genevieve", which donates its proceeds to charity. 15. Genevieve Nnaji has received several awards and nominations for her work, including the Best Actress of the Year Award at the 2001 City People Awards and the Best Actress in a Leading Role Award at the 2005 Africa Movie Academy Awards. 16. Genevieve Nnaji went further to criticize the Oscar board for allowing the nominations of British movies that were not done in English, which invariably is the Country's main language but did so in the case of Nigeria whose cultural diversity could be confounding yet true.

Aux Oscars, Nnaji l'a décrit comme "un moment charnière dans l'histoire du cinéma nigérian". Cependant, les films de la meilleure catégorie des longs métrages internationaux doivent avoir "une piste de dialogue majoritairement non anglophone".Lire aussi :"Lionheart", dans lequel Nnaji joue également, est pour une grande partie en anglais, avec une séquence de 11 minutes en igbo - la cause de son rejet par les jurés des Oscars.Sur Twitter, Nnaji a répondu à l'académie des Oscars, basée à Beverly Hills (Californie, aux Etats-Unis) : "Nous n'avons pas choisi celui qui nous a colonisés."Certains professionnels du cinéma pensent que la décision du jury des Oscars pourrait être un tournant décisif pour la production de films en langue locale au Nigeria."Nollywood a montré son obsession pour le changement. Genevieve Nnaji et les autres en seront peut-être le fer de lance", dit M. Aigbokhaevbolo. Il est possible donc que ce rejet ouvre un nouveau chapitre pour la réalisatrice, et pour Nollywood.

Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji is one of the mostsuccessful actresses in the movie industry. Theactress has been on screen for over decades andwhile most people thought she doesn’ t have any manin her life, the unknown truth is that she has had a childout of wedlock at 17years of ageGenevieve Nnaji completely hid her daughter from themedia but she was only able do that for a while untilsocial media users unearthed the photo of the actressand her lookalike daughterWell, after it was made known that Genevieve Nnajialready had a grown up daughter, the actress laterbecame a proud grandma.Genevieve Nnaji Talks About How She Got PregnantOut Of WedlockNollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji managed to keepher daughter’ s birth a secret possibly because shethought it would affect her career. However, she latercame out about it in an interview where she bared it allwithout holding back any.Genevieve Nnaji in the interview, recounted how herworld came crashing down when she realized sheispregnant at 17 years of age.She revealed she was already seven months gonebefore her Catholic mum discovered it and didn’ tbelieve it until she later confirmed it. The actresshowever, noted that she didn’ t believe it as well buthad to when she saw it in a scan.She further noted that she was hard on herself morethan her parents did but at the end, she couldn’ t abortthe pregnancy since she got to know about it late.In her words:“The pregnancy was seven months gone before myCatholic mum discovered it. She couldn’ t believe it,she said. How can she be pregnant when she was”very careful”“I didn’ t feel anything. I didn’ t even know till I wasabout four months. It was there, but I was still inshock. I didn’ t believe it”.“The only time I actually believed it was when I saw itin a scan. Seven months! And I saw it’ s in there andlsaid, “Okay, it’ s true! “I was like, ” Oh, it’s like somnedisease. “I think I was pretty much hard on myselfthen than my parents or people. I was harder onmyself, really. My parents reacted the way any parentwould react- disappointed.I didn’ t know. My mother discovered it for me. I didn’ tknow anything really. She discovered it for me and itwas too late, we couldn’ t do anything and we’ reCatholics and ‘ m glad I didn’ t do anything funnyreallySpeaking further, she said: ” Getting rid of thepregnancy was an

Jouait l'une des quatre voleuses à main armée du film "Most Wanted", se faisant passer pour des hommes. Crédit photo, Getty ImagesLégende image, Au début de sa carrière, Genevieve Nnaji a apporté beauté et adaptabilité à ses rôles, maintenant elle apporte l'élégance à l'écran, selon le critique de cinéma Oris Aigbokhaevbolo.Le réalisateur Adim Williams dit avoir profité de "son ascension vers la gloire" lorsqu'il l'a choisie en 2002 pour le rôle de la femme qui flirte. "Dans sa jeunesse, elle s'appelait Sharon Stone. J'ai écrit et réalisé le film, qui a connu un grand succès et est devenu une sorte d'identité pour elle", se souvient Adim Williams.Il décrit Nnaji comme quelqu'un de "très intelligente" et dit que la jeune réalisatrice avait l'air d'avoir été "préparée à la célébrité", lorsqu'il l'a rencontrée pour la première fois.Elle était une "fille sympathique, belle, aimable", se rappelle Williams."Un esprit de gagnante"Son éducation a peut-être contribué à façonner certains de ses rôles à l'écran.Elle a grandi dans la grouillante ville de Lagos, dans une maison de classe moyenne - son père était ingénieur, sa mère enseignante. L'acteur Richard Mofe Damijo, qui a joué plusieurs fois avec elle, dit qu'elle a un talent naturel à l'écran. "Elle était et est toujours l'une de nos reines. Elle vient toujours à la fête avec un esprit de gagnante", a déclaré Damijo à la BBC.Lire aussi :En 2011, le gouvernement nigérian lui a décerné un prix pour sa contribution à l'industrie cinématographique.Lorsqu'en 2018, Netflix a annoncé qu'elle acquérait les droits de "Lionheart", son premier film, la société américaine a été perçue comme un coup de pouce pour l'industrie cinématographique du Nigeria.Nollywood est une entreprise de plusieurs milliards de dollars, mais avec des délais d'exécution courts. Peu d'attention est accordée aux détails techniques et à la narration.Avec un budget de production moyen de 15 000 à 70 000 dollars, la plupart des films sont tournés en un mois.Crédit photo, Gareth CattermoleLégende image, L'acteur Nkem Owoh, populaire pour ses comédies, a gardé la tête sur les épaules quand il a joué aux côtés de Nnaji dans "Lionheart".Kenneth Gyang, un producteur indépendant basé dans la ville de Jos, dans le nord du Nigeria, déclare que l'accord de Genevieve Nnaji avec Netflix "a ouvert la possibilité que l'argent puisse provenir d'autres sources"."Netflix a un contrôle de qualité très élevé. Maintenant, ils (les producteurs) savent que s'il s'agit d'un très bon film, ils peuvent le vendre (...) et gagner plus d'argent", a déclaré Gyang à la BBC."Nous n'avons pas choisi celui qui nous a colonisés"Le critique de cinéma Oris Aigbokhaevbolo estime que l'accord de Netflix avec Genevieve Nnaji montre aux autres cinéastes que les bons films peuvent encore être rentables.Lorsque "Lionheart" a été nominé