Profile of Zulu Adigwe, career, marriage, education and movies

Profile: Zulu Adigwe

Personal Details:
Zulu Adigwe is a renowned Nigerian actor and singer, celebrated for his portrayal of paternal figures in Nollywood films.

Early Life:
Born in Enugu, Nigeria, Zulu spent his formative years there before relocating to Austria, where he completed his primary and secondary education. Prior to pursuing acting, he delved into French and German studies, worked as an educator, and briefly pursued Medicine. His return to Nigeria followed the loss of his father, leading him to enroll at the University of Ibadan, where he graduated with First Class Honours in Theatre Arts.

Career:
Adigwe’s passion for acting ignited at the tender age of seven. He made his debut on Nigerian television in the iconic sitcom “Basi and Company,” assuming the role of Mr. B, a character he infused with charisma and musical talent. Adigwe’s rendition of Mr. B breathed new life into the series, captivating audiences with his guitar-strumming antics and catchy tunes. His involvement extended beyond acting, as he performed the show’s revamped theme song and released an accompanying album.

Transitioning to the big screen, Adigwe’s breakout performance came in the film “Blood of the Orphan,” earning him acclaim and establishing his presence in Nollywood. Notable roles followed, including appearances in “Living Abroad” and “Living in Bondage: Breaking Free,” where he portrayed Pascal Nworie.

Filmography:

• 2019: “Living in Bondage: Breaking Free” as Pascal Nworie
• 2019: “45 Minutes” (Actor)
• 2015: “The Powerful Baby” (Actor)
• 2004: “Living Abroad” (Actor)
• 2003: “Blood Diamonds” (Actor)
• 2000: “Issakaba 2” (Actor)
• 1999: “Issakaba” (Actor)

Television:

• 1988-1990: “Basi and Company” as “Mr. B”
• 1991: “Checkmate” as Professor Monday Edem #1

Zulu Adigwe’s versatile talent and enduring contributions have solidified his status as a beloved figure within the Nigerian entertainment industry.