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Nollywood Icon Alex Usifo Celebrates 70th Birthday, Daughter Shares Touching Tribute

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Nollywood Icon Alex Usifo Celebrates 70th Birthday, Daughter Shares Touching Tribute
Alex Usifo

Veteran Nollywood actor, Alex Usifo, marks his 70th birthday today, and his daughter, Sarah Alex-Usifo, has taken to Twitter to wish him a happy birthday. Sarah posted throwback photos of the iconic actor alongside a heartfelt caption: “The big 70!! Happy 70th birthday to my best guy, and the person I love the most in this world, my dad!!”

Alex Usifo, a renowned Nigerian actor, was born on April 16, 1953, in Lagos, Nigeria. He gained prominence in the Nigerian film industry, commonly known as Nollywood, with his exceptional acting skills and distinctive deep voice. Over the years, Usifo has become a household name in Nigeria and has played significant roles in numerous movies and television series.

Alex Usifo, Nollywood actor

Usifo began his acting career in the 1980s and quickly became popular for his role as a villain in several movies. He gained widespread recognition for his performance as the character Talab Abbas in the popular television series “Ripples.” His career has spanned over three decades, and he has received numerous awards for his outstanding contributions to the Nigerian film industry.

The actor holds a degree in English from the University of Lagos and a master’s degree in Mass Communication from Babcock University. In addition to his acting career, Usifo is an advocate for education, having served as a lecturer at Babcock University and establishing a scholarship fund to help students in need.

Fans and fellow Nollywood actors have joined Sarah in celebrating Alex Usifo’s milestone birthday, with many sharing their appreciation for the impact he has made on the Nigerian film industry. As the actor turns 70, his legacy in Nollywood continues to inspire a new generation of actors and filmmakers.

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