Chimezie Imo is a rising star in the Nigerian film industry, known for his compelling performances and dedication to his craft. Born in Lagos state in January 1992, Chimezie’s passion for the arts was ignited early on through his involvement in church choir and theatre groups.
His journey to the silver screen began with a runner-up finish on “The Next Movie Star Reality Show” in 2014, which paved the way for his on-screen debut in the film “Learning Curves.” Since then, Chimezie has not looked back, delivering one strong performance after another.
Chimezie’s breakthrough came with his role in the drama series “Shuga,” where he portrayed a young man grappling with peer pressure. This was followed by a standout performance in “Kasala,” and then his critically acclaimed role in “Nimbe: The Movie.”
In “Nimbe,” he played the lead role of a teenager entangled in the perilous world of drugs, a portrayal that earned him nominations for the Africa Movie Academy Award (AMAA) and the Future Awards.
His talent and hard work have not gone unnoticed, as he received a nomination for the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards for Best Actor in a Leading role for his performance in the psychodrama “Choke,” where he played a sickle cell patient.
Chimezie’s ability to immerse himself into his characters and bring them to life on screen is a testament to his dedication and skill as an actor.
Chimezie Imo continues to be a formidable presence in Nollywood, and his future in the industry looks incredibly bright as he takes on more challenging roles and captivates audiences with his performances.
