Meet Nollywood Big Man Chikamso Ejiofor, He’s 28years old (Photo)

 His real name is Chikamso Ejiofor Ozonigbo, sometimes known as Chikamso Ozonigbo. He’s a small, well-built Nigerian actor who’s now making waves in the profession.





He was born on March 6, 1994. It is unknown where he was born or what his educational background was. He has Igbo ancestors. Chikamso’s innocent and youthful appearance has many people wondering about his genuine age.





Chikamso Ozonigbo’s Acting Career

He has appeared in several Nollywood films, including:

• Tomtom and Sweet

Ala Nwa Eze Ndi

• Commissioner of Joy

• Child with a Problem

• Billionaire Syndicate

[caption id="attachment_13655" align="alignnone" width="300"] Chikamso Ejiofor[/caption]

• Disco Dancers are a type of dancer who performs.

Sunny Boy is a character in the film Sunny Boy. Others include Ntu Ozonumerous.

Chikamso is a skilled Nollywood actor who is widely regarded as having taken over the roles of famed actors Aki and Pawpaw.





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