Victoria Nwogu

Victoria Nwogu is a Nigerian Actress, Producer, and Humanitarian who grew up in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and attended the NNPC Staff School, Royal Girls' Academy both in Port Harcourt before proceeding to the University of Port Harcourt where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Political and Administrative Studies. It was while at the university that she began her foray into the world of acting, traveling to Lagos and attending auditions. She is often referred to as a 'Nollywood bunch of talent'. "Actor with the ability to adapt different accents". She got her break as a supporting act in 2016 featuring in the movie titled; 'The Screenplay' in which she played alongside Nigerian actor, Mike Ezuruonye. She starred alongside the legendary Onyeka Onwenu and Jide Kene Achufusi in ÍJÈ AWÉLÉ. She played the titular character of 'Joe' in the movie Joe, with Kelechi Udegbe. She co-starred with Uche Jombo & Jibola Dabo in "Papa's Gone Mad"; and with Jimmy Odukoya in "Birth Hurts". she debuted as a producer in 2022, with Joe and ÍJÈ AWÉLÉ. In recognition of her exceptional performances, the Victoria Nwogu has received awards and nominations including the 2022 Golden Stars Award for the most promising actress of the year, as well as the 2022 Nigerian achievers award for the best-supporting actress of the year. Her foundation; 'Victoria Nwogu Outreach', which distributes free sanitary pads periodically, also sponsors and promotes the girl child and women in the areas of scholarship programs, business grants, skills acquisition programs, capacity development, and Community Development Projects underscoring her passion for social security.