Angela Okorie Biography: Career, Awards And Net Worth

Angela Okorie is a famous Nollywood actress, model, producer, businesswoman, and television personality. She was born on 17th August 1986 in Cotonou, Cameroun.  She is the third child in a family of five children. She completed both her primary and secondary school education in Lagos State, Nigeria.After completing her primary and secondary school education, Angela Okorie attended Lagos State University in Ojo, Lagos State, Nigeria and obtained a Bachelor Degree in Theatre Art.

Angela Okorie Acting Career

Angela Okorie joined the Nigerian movie industry popularly known as Nollywood in 2005.In 2009, she rose to fame after starring in the Nollywood blockbuster movie “Holy Serpent”. From there, her career as an actress has known no boundary.She has featured in more than 150 Nollywood movies. Some of the movies she has acted include Secret code, heart of a widow, Holy Serpent, Forbidden Confession, and many more.

Angela Okorie Awards

Angela Okorie in her acting career has won several movie awards and recognitions. Some of the awards she has won include Best Upcoming Actress in Nigeria at the Africa Movie Academy Awards, Most Prominent Actress at the City People Entertainment Awards, Best Actress in a Leading Role at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards and Best Actress in a Supporting Role at the Africa Movie Academy Awards.

Angela Okorie Net Worth

Angela Okorie currently has an estimated net worth of over $850,000, making her one of the richest and most influential actress in Nigeria.

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