Kachi Nnochori Biography: Wiki, Age, Wife, Movies, Net Worth

Kachi Nnochiri (born February 8, 1987) is a Nigerian actor and media personality. He came to prominence as an On Air Presenter for Classic FM. As an actor, he is well known for his role in the TV series, Shuga.

Kachi Nnochiri
Quick Facts
Birth Date: February 8, 1987
Origin: Southeastern Nigeria
Nationality: Nigerian
Occupation: Actor, Media Personality
Wife: Kach Ibe (m. 2013)
Height: 6 feet
Weight: 87 kg
Net Worth: $250,000

Early Life

Kachi Nnochiri was born on February 8, 1987. He is from the Southeastern part of Nigeria.

He is the last child of his parents in a family of 3 children.

He obtained a degree a degree in Theatre Arts at the University of Lagos.

Career

Kachi came to prominence after he emerged second runner-up in the acting reality show, Amstel Malta Box Office (AMBO), in 2017.

He began his broadcasting journey in 2010 and became an On Air Presenter for Calssic FM.

He joined the Nigerian movie industry in 2009 with his debut role in the TV series, Shuga.

He is also known for roles in other movies such as; The Housewives, Zikora, Fifty, Lose Control and so on.

Movies & TV Series

  • The Care Giver
  • Ikedi
  • Zikora
  • The Housewives
  • The Governor
  • Fifty
  • Chord of Love
  • Shuga

Personal Life

Kachi Nnochiri got married to his longtime girlfriend, Kachi Ibe, on November 9, 2013.

Net Worth

Kachi Nnochiri has annestimated met worth of $250,000.

Social Media

  • Instagram: @kachinnochiri
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