Follow me as I take you through The Top 10 Male Actor of the Year 2020
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Ramsey Nouah

Film: Living in Bondage: Breaking Free

With few films to his name in 2019, Ramsey Tokunbo Nouah makes the list with a sterling performance in his directorial debut, ‘Living in Bondage: Breaking Free’. Nouah’s ability to waltz through his character and leave the audience wondering how he has kept at this level is one of his highlights for 2019. The 48-year-old takes on the role of Richard Williams, a rich and affluent man, who also doubles as the leader of an occultic group with chains of businesses across the globe.

Gabriel Afolayan

Film: Code Wilo
2019 political thriller, ‘Code Wilo,’ sees Gabriel Afolayan wearing the garment of a cold yet deadly villain. Gabriel Afolayan plays the enemy within, who leaves no trace as he ruined the political dynasty built by Gbenga Titiloye. His determination to take revenge after 25 years sees Kalu Ikeagwu falling right into his net as an alibi. While Kalu Ikeagwu, plays the role of a greedy and prodigal son, Gabriel Afolayan, who played the role of the villain played two characters that impacted the overall success of the film.

Richard Mofe Damijo

Film: Love is war

Richard Mofe Damijo plays the role of Dr Phillips and a governorship candidate in the upcoming film, ‘Love is War’. Not that fans and movie buffs doubt RMD’s acting abilities anymore but his willingness to always kill all roles remains legendary. ‘Love is War’ tells the story of a loving couple who were torn apart by their political inclination. The couple, Dr and Mrs Phillips, become sworn enemies after they emerged the flagbearers of two opposition parties in the state. A loving and romantic Dr Phillips suddenly turns cold and desperate to win the election against his wife at all costs although their family is disintegrating by the day.

Enyinna Nwigwe

Film: Baby Steps

Baby Steps’ tells the story of a casanova who wakes up one morning and finds a baby at his doorstep. He must juggle work and lifestyle with being an emergency father. Intrigued by the comedy, Enyinna Nwigwe takes on the role and convinced the audience of his capacity to deliver. In all of the film, Enyinna’s charisma and bonding with the baby further makes the script so relatable and believable. However, what the character played by Enyinna did not know is that the culprit is on a mission to making him a better man, a good father, and a responsible husband. The film sees Enyinna Nwigwe on a different path than what the fans are used to.

Blossom Chukwujekwu

Film: Joba
Blossom Chukwujeku is a talented actor. It was a no brainer when he walked his role in ‘Joba’ brilliantly, bringing equal measures of suspense, intrigue and thoughtfulness to the character Biodun Stephens saddled him with. He takes on the lead male character role with such self-possession, making every gesture and word count. Joba,’ a faith-based movie that focused on the faith of a childless Christian husband. All fingers point to him as the cause of childlessness in his marriage to Oreofe Williams. He must protect his wife who is on a suicide mission whilst managing to keep the faith.

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