LIVINUS NNOCHIRI

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Livinus Ogornna Nnochiri is a Nigerian veteran actor, he is from Ikeduru LGA of Imo state but now resides in Delta state. He is a true example of from grass-to grace, born in deep poverty in his hometown. With the support of his people in a time where most stop at primary school and switch to trading, he went through secondary education where he found his love for acting and tried his best to develop the talent. 
He had to move on with life though, so years later after he relocated to Lagos he started working with P & T a department of the ministry of communications, and later NIPOST. Al the while he was going from one audition to another, not giving up on his passion he was called to join “After the storm” although before “After the Storm” was tales by moonlight. (You remember the folktales that use to air on Sunday evenings). He was been paid #1,500 per/episode, money he was using to support his job until he was sacked from NIPOST because of his acting. That was when he went into acting full-time.
It took him years to achieve it but today, we can all say he made it. His story tells us that where you were (born) does not matter, what matters is where you will be. I DARE U 2 BE.

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