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We often assume that our Nigerian celebrities earn a lot of money because of the posh lifestyles they flaunt on social media.

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However, 80 percent of our current movie stars began their careers with little incomes and persevered until they achieved fame and fortune, and this article features a superb example of such a movie star.

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Chinedu IkediezeHow Actor Chinedu Started His Movie Career in the late 90s and Earned 500 Naira for His First Role., better known by his stage name Aki, is a well-known Nigerian movie actor (Nollywood). He started acting in the late 1990s, in 1998, and received 500 Naira for his first film role.

Chinedu is a multi-talented performer who is well-known for his stunning on-screen performances. He is one of the most well-known movie stars of our day.

Chinedu is well recognized for his work with his companion, Osita Iheme, in children’s roles. Aki and Pawpaw are the names given to them by fans.

Because of their nature, they are one of the best child performers, and they consistently deliver on television, keeping spectators amused with laughter.

Chinedu revealed that his first payday as an actor was 500 Naira for a minor role he played in the movie “Evil Men” in 1998.

 

The low remuneration did not deter him from continuing to act, and today he is one of the biggest personalities in the Nollywood industry, with huge parts.

The actor, who received his first paycheck of 500 Naira, is now a wealthy guy with a long list of accomplishments, including marriage.

Actor Chinedu should be an inspiration to anybody with high goals, not a joke.

Never dismiss what you’re doing now, even if the money is low because it could lead to greatness one day. If the Nollywood actor had given up on his career because of the first money he received, he might not be where he is now, but his capacity to not give up helped him get to where he is now.

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