Eucharia Anunobi Biography: Age, Parents, Siblings, Net Worth, Height, Husband, TV Series, Awards, Movies, Children

Eucharia Anunobi is a renowned Nigerian actress, producer, and pastor. She is widely recognized for her role in the film Abuja Connection.

She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Movie or TV Series at the 2020 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.

Anunobi began her Nollywood career in the early 1990s, debuting in Okechukwu Ogunjiofor’s Nneka the Pretty Serpent (1992).

She gained widespread recognition after starring in Glamour Girls (Parts I & II) in 1996.

Over the years, she has featured in over 90 films, including Abuja Connection and Letters to a Stranger.

Beyond her contributions to the film industry, Anunobi is also a dedicated evangelist. She currently serves at a church in Egbeda, Lagos State.

Profile

• Full Name: Eucharia Anunobi
• Stage Name: Eucharia Anunobi
• Born: May 25 1965
• Age: 59 years old
• Birthplace: Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
• Nationality: Nigerian
• Occupation: Nigerian actress, producer, and pastor.
• Height: Unknown
• Parent: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Charles Ekwu (m. 2000–2009)
• Children: Raymond Ekwu
• Relationship: Divorced
• Net Worth: $1.5 million

Early Life And Education

Eucharia Anunobi was born on May 25, 1965, in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. Her parents, whose names remain undisclosed, raised her, and she grew up alongside several siblings who have remained out of the public eye.

For her early education, she attended Owerri Girls Secondary School before proceeding to the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), where she earned a degree in Mass Communication.

Furthering her academic and spiritual pursuits, Anunobi also obtained a diploma in Theology, demonstrating her deep commitment to religious studies.

Recently, she achieved a significant milestone by earning a Ph.D. in Christian Education and Ministerial Arts, further solidifying her role as a theologian and minister. She is of Igbo ethnicity, and she is a devout Christian.  

Career

Eucharia Anunobi gained prominence in the 1990s through her roles in Nneka the Pretty Serpent (Parts I & II) and Glamour Girls (Parts I & II). She became known for portraying strong, often controversial characters, particularly women of power and influence.

The media has widely covered her personal life, including her marriage, divorce, and transition into ministry, adding to her public persona beyond the entertainment industry.

She was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anunobi and received her early education at Owerri Girls Secondary School. She later pursued higher education at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), where she earned a degree in Mass Communication.

Additionally, she obtained a diploma in Theology, reflecting her deep commitment to academia and spiritual growth. Anunobi debuted her Nollywood in the early 1990s, landing her first significant role in Okechukwu Ogunjiofor’s Nneka the Pretty Serpent (1992), establishing her as a rising star.

Her breakout performance in Glamour Girls further solidified her reputation. She skillfully portrayed a manipulative and powerful woman in a film that explored themes of wealth, promiscuity, and societal expectations. Known for her ability to bring depth to villainous roles, she has appeared in over 90 films, including Abuja Connection.

Her performances have earned her several accolades, including Best Actress in a Leading Role at the Africa Movie Academy Awards (2003) and Nollywood Personality of the Year (2007). In 2015, the Actors Guild of Nigeria recognized her as a pioneer in Nollywood.

Awards and Nominations

• Best Supporting Actress: Eucharia Anunobi received this award for her “Abuja Connection” performance.
• Nomination for Excellence in Acting: Anunobi has consistently been nominated for excellence in acting.
• Advocacy Accolades: Anunobi’s advocacy efforts have earned her recognition from organizations.
• LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Eucharia Anunobi received the LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD from the Classic Africa Merit Awards on Sunday, November 8, 20202.
• Best Actress in a Leading Role: Africa Movie Academy Awards (2003).
• Nollywood Personality of the Year (2007)

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @euchariaanunobi
• Facebook handle: Eucharia Anunobi

Personal Life

Eucharia Anunobi married Lagos-based businessman Charles Ekwu on December 20, 2000. Their marriage faced significant challenges, including allegations of domestic violence and financial difficulties. She later described her initial attraction to Ekwu as “uncontrolled infatuation,” which led her to overlook warning signs in their relationship.

The couple had one son, Raymond Ekwu, before separating in 2006. Their divorce was finalized in 2009, marking the end of their turbulent union. Following the separation, Anunobi embraced single motherhood and has since expressed openness to remarriage.

Filmography

• The Way We Were (2024)
• My Madam & I (2024)
• Bleeding Butterfly (2023)
• The Golden Child (2023)
• Obiye the Comforter (2022)
• Foreigner’s God (2022)
• Man of God (2022)
• That Woman of Faith (2022)
• Face of Greed (2021)
• Dear Sister (2021)
• Ikemefuna (2021)
• Fulfilled (2021)
• The Governor’s Daughter (2021)
• Elina (2021)
• Ifeoma (2021)
• Small Chops (2020)
• Our Jesus Story (2020)
• For Old Time Sake (2019)
• Code Wilo (2019)
• Jumbled (2019)
• The Foreigner’s God (2018)
• Zero Hour (2018)
• Secret Act (2014)
• Breaking Heart (2009)
• Heavy Storm (2009)
• Desire (2008)
• Final Tussle (2008)
• What Women Want (2003)
• Evil-Doers (2002)
• Not with My Daughter (2002)
• Orange Girl (2002)
• Death Warrant (2001)
• Desperadoes (2001)
• August Meeting (2001)
• The Last Burial (2000)
• Benita 2 (1999)
• Heartless 2 (1999)
• Benita (1998)
• Heartless (1998)
• Died Wretched (1998)
• Glamour Girls II (1996)
• Battle of Musanga (1996)
• Backstab (1995)

Net Worth

Eucharia Anunobi’s net Worth is estimated to be approximately $1.5 million, reflecting her achievements as a Nollywood actress, producer, and pastor. Her wealth is derived from her successful film career, various business ventures, and contributions to the entertainment and ministry sectors.