Saint Obi’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Nigerian actor
Is Film director
Actor
From Nigeria
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male

Obinna Nwafor (born November 16) popularly known as Saint Obi, is a Nigerian actor, producer and director. Saint Obi is best known for his roles in Candle Light, Sakobi, Goodbye Tomorrow, Heart of Gold, Festival of Fire, Executive Crime and Last Party. At the University of Jos, he studied Theatre Arts. Saint Obi came into the acting scene in 1996, after doing a commercial for Peugeot on NTA. He has starred in over 60 movies. In 2001, Saint Obi produced his first movie titled Take Me to Maama, where he starred as Jerry, alongside Ebi Sam, Rachel Oniga, Nse Abel and Enebeli Elebuwa.

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