Queen Nwokoye

Queen Nwokoye Biography / Profile

Queen Nwokoye was born on August 11th, 1982 in Lagos state, Nigeria to Mr. and Mrs. Nwokoye, devoted Roman Catholics from Ihembosi in Ekwuisigo local government area of Anambra State. She is a veteran actress in the Nigerian movie industry.

Queen Nwokoye Age

Queen Nwokoye is 41 years old.

Queen Nwokoye Early Life

Queen was born in a family of seven and spent some of her early life in Lagos State where she attended Air Force primary school. She proceeded to Queen’s College in Enugu where she had her secondary education. Queen wanted to study Law but ended up studying Sociology and Anthropology at Nnamdi Azikiwe University Akwa, Anambra state.

Queen Nwokoye Career

Nwokoye made her acting debut in 2004 (after her National Youth Service) in a movie titled: Nna Men ; and since then, she has starred in over two hundred home movies in the Nollywood. The beauty actress of vast credit actually confessed that she had wanted to further her education in Law before fate brought her to the acting scene. The screen star added that she gained the full support of her family when she started acted; which actually paved way for her outstanding performances in the acting ground.

However, Queen is well known for starring as the lead character in a 2014 film titled ‘Chetanna’. The Nigeria-born film actress featured in movies like: Nna Men (2004)- directed by Andy Chukwu; His Majesty (2004); The Girl is Mine (2004); Security Risk (2004); Save The Baby (2005); Back Drop (2005); Speak The Word (2006); My Girlfriend (2006); Last Kobo (2006). Others include: Lady of Faith (2006); Disco Dance (2006); Clash of Interest (2006); The Last Supper (2007) and When You Are Mine (2007).

She was also influential in other movies like: Angelic Bride (2008); Prince of The Niger (2009); Personal Desire (2009); League of Gentlemen (2009); Last Mogul of the League (2009); Jealous Friend (2009); Makers of Justice (2010); Mirror of Life (2011); End of Mirror of Life (2011). The screen star also played amazing roles in these movies: The Cabals (2007); Show Me Heaven (2007); Short of Time (2007); Sand in My Shoes (2007); Powerful Civilian (2007); Old Cargos (2007); My Everlasting Love (2007); Confidential Romance (2007); The Evil Queen (2008); Temple of Justice (2008); Onoja (2008); Heart of a Slave (2008). Her most difficult movie is ‘Adure’ and its sequel ‘Ada Mbano’. According to the Anambra state born actress, getting to speak the Imo State dialect in movie was so tasking.