Acting
Clifford Chimaizuobi Igbo
Born
1998-08-11 (28)
Place of birth
Owerri, Nigeria
Known for
Acting
Credits
5 titles
Clifford Chimaizuobi Igbo is a Nigerian-born blogger and filmmaker. He is popular for his novel, 7 Colors of a Rainbow. He has a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from Imo State University and has starred in movies like Perfect Distraction.
Known for
10.0A young Nigerian student and poet, abused and neglected by his cruel stepmother, finds solace in friendship. His wrongful arrest tests his resilience. A story of survival and redemption.
Dinobi
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10.0Love has never been this complicated, when Mario found a perfect distraction in other to put an end to his recent relationship and goes on to finding a true love from the past.
Perfect Distraction
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10.0CHIUGO a girl with a rare gift met her worst fear within mankind, to be free she must face to fight her demons.
Chiugo
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NRIn a post-war Igbo village torn between tradition and emerging science, a young doctor battles deadly superstition and cultural resistance to save a sick child-only to discover that love, destiny, and the truth are more dangerous than any disease.
Onye Ije (The Traveler)
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Film credits
Undated · 3 titles
10.0A young Nigerian student and poet, abused and neglected by his cruel stepmother, finds solace in friendship. His wrongful arrest tests his resilience. A story of survival and redemption.
Dinobi
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10.0Love has never been this complicated, when Mario found a perfect distraction in other to put an end to his recent relationship and goes on to finding a true love from the past.
Perfect Distraction
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NRIn a post-war Igbo village torn between tradition and emerging science, a young doctor battles deadly superstition and cultural resistance to save a sick child-only to discover that love, destiny, and the truth are more dangerous than any disease.
Onye Ije (The Traveler)
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Behind the camera
10.0CHIUGO a girl with a rare gift met her worst fear within mankind, to be free she must face to fight her demons.
Chiugo
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NRIn a post-war Igbo village torn between tradition and emerging science, a young doctor battles deadly superstition and cultural resistance to save a sick child-only to discover that love, destiny, and the truth are more dangerous than any disease.
Onye Ije (The Traveler)
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