HOTTIE OF THE DAY: MBONG AMATA
Emerging Nigerian
born star actress Mbong Amata began her career in her native land at the tender
age of 16, but has since elevated her profile in the soon to be released ‘Niger
Delta-The Story of Black November’ as a rare Nigerian heroine. Mbong has often
been cast in films that express her passion for the human rights movement, and
as the lead actress in ‘Niger Delta’ portrays a young woman who vigorously
pursued justice and humanity while challenging the mighty corrupt Oil Company
that was initially responsible for her character’s American education.
born star actress Mbong Amata began her career in her native land at the tender
age of 16, but has since elevated her profile in the soon to be released ‘Niger
Delta-The Story of Black November’ as a rare Nigerian heroine. Mbong has often
been cast in films that express her passion for the human rights movement, and
as the lead actress in ‘Niger Delta’ portrays a young woman who vigorously
pursued justice and humanity while challenging the mighty corrupt Oil Company
that was initially responsible for her character’s American education.
Her numerous film
credits include the widely successful ‘Amazing Grace’ and other notable
Nollywood films such as ‘Mutanda’ and ‘Wheel of Change’ where her character
became pregnant and contract the HIV/AIDS virus. It is among the films credits
that she is most fond of. To many in Mbong’s native land she is considered a
trailblazer who has acted alongside Hollywood stars in films which offer
political purpose and suspense, but it is her powerful role in ‘Niger Delta’
that will introduce her to America and an international global audience.
credits include the widely successful ‘Amazing Grace’ and other notable
Nollywood films such as ‘Mutanda’ and ‘Wheel of Change’ where her character
became pregnant and contract the HIV/AIDS virus. It is among the films credits
that she is most fond of. To many in Mbong’s native land she is considered a
trailblazer who has acted alongside Hollywood stars in films which offer
political purpose and suspense, but it is her powerful role in ‘Niger Delta’
that will introduce her to America and an international global audience.
The City people
best Actress (2011), embraced the daring role, which has brought about threats
of violence personally and to her family, but it has not deterred her from
performing in films that inspire change for the betterment of humanity.
best Actress (2011), embraced the daring role, which has brought about threats
of violence personally and to her family, but it has not deterred her from
performing in films that inspire change for the betterment of humanity.
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