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Nadia Buari Uncovered!
Biography:
Nadia Buari (born November 21, 1982) is a pretty good Ghanaian actress. Nadia Buari is the daughter of Sidiku Buari, a Ghanaian musician. Nadia studied Performing Arts at the University of Ghana, Legon and graduated with a BFA degree in Fine Arts.
Career:
Nadia Buari premiered on Ghanaian national television with the TV series Games People Play in late 2005. Her first major film was Mummy’s Daughter, after which she starred in Beyonce: The President’s Daughter. Her role as Beyonce was her major breakthrough. She has starred in over 20 movies.
Nadia and Michael Essien
Nadia Buari once dated Michael Essien. However, they are not together anymore since Essien has a baby boy with another woman.
Watch Nadia Buari’s movies here:
The Golden Lady 1&2
A famous photographer Babila (Desmond Elliot), fall in love with a married woman Pekuna (Nadia Buari) whom he met at the beach, got her drunk on the night of her anniversary & slept with her. He became obsessed with her & could not control himself.
Filmography:
Nadia Buari starred in Mummy’s Daughter
Nadia Buari starred in Beyonce: The President’s Daughter with Van Vicker and Jackie Appiah
Nadia Buari starred in Darkness of Sorrow with Van Vicker
Nadia Buari starred in The Return of Beyonce with Van Vicker and Jackie Appiah
Nadia Buari starred in American Boy with Van Vicker
Nadia Buari starred in In the Eyes of My Husband with Van Vicker
Nadia Buari starred in Slave to Lust with Van Vicker, Ini Edo, Mike Ezuruonye and Olu Jacobs
Nadia Buari starred in Agony of the Christ with Majid Michel
Nadia Buari starred in Beauty and the Beast with Mike Ezuruonye and Olu Jacobs
Nadia Buari starred in Beyonce & Rihanna with Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Uche Jombo & Jim Iyke
Nadia Buari starred in Hidden Treasure with Ramsey Nouah, Stephanie Okereke
Nadia Buari starred in Tomorrow Must Wait with Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
Nadia Buari starred in My Last Ambition with Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
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Jackie Appiah Uncovered!
Jackie Appiah Agyemang popularly known as Jackie Appiah was born on December 5, 1983 in Canada but moved back to Ghana along with her parents in 1993. Jackie who was a runner up at the Talent Teens Competition started acting at the age of 12 in her local church group. Their performances mostly demonstrated the Christian way of addressing and approaching the public. However, her professional acting career began when she was cast as Enyonam Blagogee in the TV series Things We Do for Love.
Following her onscreen debut Jackie went on to create a successful acting career including starring in the smash hit movie Beyoncé alongside prominent Ghanaian actors Van Vicker and Nadia Buari, quickly establishing herself as an A lister.
Jackie’s face has graced many billboards and magazines. Jackie has also cashed in on her A list status as she has endorsed many products and was the spokes person for AID/HIV awareness campaign in Ghana. She has won numerous awards, including a prestigious Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) for best supporting actress in 2007. Jackie hopes to study Entertainment Law or Media Law.
In 2005, Jackie Appiah married Peter Agyemang. They have a son, Damien.
Filmography:
- Jackie Appiah starred in Divine Love
- Jackie Appiah starred in Deadly Assignment
- Jackie Appiah starred in Golden Stool
- Jackie Appiah starred in Mummy’s Daughter
- Jackie Appiah starred in Beyonce – The President daughter
- Jackie Appiah starred in Tears of womanhood
- Jackie Appiah starred in Love Doctor
- Jackie Appiah starred in Fake Feelings
- Jackie Appiah starred in Princess Tyra
- Jackie Appiah starred in Run Baby Run
- Jackie Appiah starred in Passion of the soul
- Jackie Appiah starred in Pretty queen
- Jackie Appiah starred in Total Love
- Jackie Appiah starred in Mortal desire
- Jackie Appiah starred in I Hate Women
- Jackie Appiah starred in The Perfect Picture
- Jackie Appiah starred in Her Excellence
- Jackie Appiah starred in Spirit of a dancer
- Jackie Appiah starred in The prince’s bride
- Jackie Appiah starred in The king is mine
- Jackie Appiah starred in The heart of men
“Am happy to be a mother, having him was the happiest moment in my life.” –Jackie Appiah Agyemang
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Joseph Van Vicker Uncovered!
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Joseph Fiifi Van Vicker’s Biography
Joseph Fiifi Van Vicker was born August 1, 1977 to a Ghanaian/Liberian mother and a Dutch father. He lost his father at the tender age of six; as a result he developed a very close relationship with his mother, whom he calls his hero.
Van Vicker attended Mfantsipim Secondary School in Cape Coast. He made his first onscreen appearance in the TV series Sun City, in which he was cast as LeRoy King, Jr. His first movie was Divine Love where he played a supporting role, however, it was his role as male romantic lead in the movie Beyoncé that instantly established him as a star actor. He has starred in over twenty movies so far. Van Vicker is a multi award winner these include a GMA for best male actor 2006, Best Male Actor, 2007 1st DJ Awards, Bronx, NY (honouree), Annual Movie Awards, NY (honouree) Best Male Actor and was nominated for Best Lead Actor and Best Upcoming Actor at the 2008 Africa Movie Academy Awards. In addition to acting, he runs an advertising agency and event management company and unisex barber shop. He has also set up a foundation, the Van Vicker Foundation which reaches out to up and coming actors/actresses.
Nadia Buari and Van Vicker (Nollywood And Ghollywood Stars Honoured In New York (2007) for the 10th Annual Five Continents Awards.)
Watch Van Vicker’s movies here:
Beyond Conspiracy 1 & 2
A stranger invades a kingdom, looting & destroying all the way. That was what Ugo (Tonto Dike) did. They can not explain why she is acting without asking questions. A queen that can’t be banished got banished for venturing into the unthinkable. The rejected Stone rose to be the chief corner stone after all.
Dust and Ashes 1&2
The people will always have their say and the king (Amaechi Muonagor) must surely have his way. A plain dream was mis-interpreted & an innocent girl was banished.
Kingdom in Flames 1 & 2
The elders of the land are complaining that they are tired of living without a king. They hurridly installs a new king without proper verification. The kingdom is now in a state of chaos.
Filmography:
Van Vicker starred in Divine Love with Majid Michel & Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Beyonce: The President’s Daughter with Nadia Buari & Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Darkness of Sorrow with Nadia Buari
Van Vicker starred in Mummy’s Daughter with Nadia Buari & Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in The Return of Beyonce with Nadia Buari & Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in American Boy with Nadia Buari
Van Vicker starred in I Hate Women with Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Innocent Soul
Van Vicker starred in In the Eyes of My Husband with Nadia Buari
Van Vicker starred in Princess Tyra with Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Royal Battle with Majid Michel & Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Slave to Lust with Nadia Buari, Ini Edo, Mike Ezuruonye & Olu Jacobs
Van Vicker starred in Wedlock of the Gods
Van Vicker starred in Broken Tears with Genevieve Nnaji & Kate Henshaw-Nuttal
Van Vicker starred in Corporate Maid
Van Vicker starred in Friday Night
Van Vicker starred in Jealous Princess
Van Vicker starred in River of Tears with Genevieve Nnaji & Kate Henshaw-Nuttal
Van Vicker starred in Total Love with Jackie Appiah
Van Vicker starred in Twilight Sisters
Van Vicker starred in Royal War with Ini Edo
Van Vicker starred in Paparazzi Eye In The Dark
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Akosua Busia
Akosua Busia is a Ghanaian actress based in the United States.
The daughter of Kofi Abrefa Busia, the ex-prime minister of the Republic of Ghana, Akosua is a princess of the royal family of Wenchi, a subgroup of the Ashanti. She was educated at the University of Oxford, England.
Her film roles include a notable performance as Nettie in Steven Spielberg’s The Color Purple (1985), and as Patience in Antoine Fuqua’s Tears of the Sun (2003). In 1994 she married the American film-maker John Singleton, with whom she has a daughter Hader. They divorced in 1997.
Akosua has written The Seasons of Beento Blackbird: A Novel (Washington Square Press, 1997). In addition, she was one of three writers who co-wrote the screenplay adaptation of Toni Morrison’s novel, Beloved, for the 1998 film directed by Jonathan Demme. Her sister is the poet and academic Abena Busia.
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