1. Regina Askia

Regina Askia, once a household name in Nollywood, shifted gears after years of stardom and relocated abroad to pursue a career in healthcare. Now a Nurse Practitioner, she juggles roles across various medical settings, including nursing homes, emergency rooms, and her clinic. In a recent interview, Regina expressed her fulfillment in her current role, balancing her professional responsibilities and family life.

2. Georgina Onuoha

Georgina Onuoha left Nollywood in 2006 to begin a career in healthcare after relocating to the U.S. A licensed medical professional, Georgina has shared her journey in the field, proving her dedication to improving lives. Her transition showcases how celebrities can excel in entirely different fields.

3. McMorris Ndubueze

McMorris Ndubueze, known for his time in Nollywood, has reportedly become a medical doctor in the U.S., according to recent claims by The Tattle Room. Although he has kept a low profile in recent years, his alleged career shift into medicine highlights his versatility and drive for professional growth.

Barely few hours after the death of Murphy Afolabi, Adedigba Mukaila (Alafin Oro) and Obinna Nwafor (Saint Obi) were announced, the Nollywood industry has been shaken with another death.

The cause of death is undisclosed but Chikezie Uwazie had reportedly undergone a second successful brain surgery in the states.

Barely 24 hours earlier, news had filtered in that a veteran actor, Saint Obi, had passed on at the age of 57 after a protracted illness.

He was said to have battled the undisclosed sickness for months before he finally succumbed to the cold hands of death.

This follows the demise of star Yoruba actor, Murphy Afolabi who reportedly passed on after taking a fall in his bathroom.

Another film actor, Adedigba Mukaila, popularly known as Alafin Oro, has also passed on.

The actor, who was known for his movie roles in Yoruba films, was said to have passed on at the early hours of Saturday, May 13.