Oma Ndulue

Oma Ndulue is a veteran Nigerian actress with over 25 years of experience in the Nollywood film industry. Over the course of her career, she has contributed to numerous productions across drama, comedy, and family themed storytelling, earning recognition for her consistency and longevity in the industry. She is widely known for her role in the Nollywood film Brother Jekwu (2016), a comedy directed by Charles Uwagbai and written and produced by Mike Ezuruonye, where she appeared alongside notable actors such as Mike Ezuruonye, Funny Bone, Wofai Fada, and Queen Nwokoye. Beyond her acting career, Oma Ndulue is currently the CEO of Vidvision Films, a Nigerian film production company dedicated to producing family oriented films that highlight emotional, social, and moral themes relevant to African society. She is also the host of the podcast Random Naija People Unburden, an anonymous storytelling platform where guests share personal life experiences and private issues that are often difficult to talk about publicly. Her other works includes several feature films and a web series, showcasing her versatility as both an actress and a creative force in Nollywood. Her film credits include A Child for Hire, A Long Way from Mercy, Wrong Mon, Room for Three, Enemy We Sheltered, Fatal Care, She Who Served, Little Tyrant, Father Shadow, and the web series Diary of a Hookup Girl. Through her decades long contribution to Nollywood, Oma Ndulue continues to play a role in shaping family driven storytelling and strengthening independent film production in Nigeria.