Chacha Eke’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Nigerian actress
Is Actor
From Nigeria
Type

Film, TV, Stage & Radio

Gender female
Birth

Ebonyi State, Nigeria

Charity Eke popularly known as Chacha Eke is a Delta State-based Nigerian actress whose rise to fame came when she starred in the movie The End is Near.

Early life, education and career

Chacha was born in Ebonyi State, South Eastern Nigeria to a middle-class family. She had her basic education at ESUT Nursery & Primary School, Ebonyi State and completed her secondary school education at Our Lord Shepherd International School, Enugu. She holds a B.Sc degree certificate in Accountancy after graduating from Ebonyi State University.

Selected filmography

  • The End is Near
  • Commander in Chief
  • Clap of Thunder
  • Two Hearts
  • Beach 24
  • Gift of Pain
  • A Cry for Justice
  • Jewels of the Sun
  • Bloody Carnival
  • Cleopatra
  • Dance For The Prince
  • Mirror of Life
  • Innocent Pain
  • Bridge of Contract
  • Palace of Sorrow
  • Secret Assassins
  • Royal Assassins

Personal life

Chacha Eke is the daughter of Ebonyi State Commissioner for Education, Professor John Eke. She is married to Austin Faani a movie director with whom she has a child.

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