Edith Pikwa Boma (born January 3) is a Cameroonian actress, resident in Houston, Texas, United States.

Career

She was nominated in the ''Best Actress /Most Promising Actress – Diaspora'' award category for the film, ''A Message to Brian'', in which she was starred, in the

2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards The 2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards is scheduled to hold at Stafford Center on October 25. The event will be hosted by comedian, Julius Agwu. Awards Best Motion Picture *'' A Mile from Home'' *''Iyore'' *'' Being Mrs Elliot'' *''Apaye'' *'' ...

(GIAMA) Awards. The film was premiered in Houston, Texas. She was starred in the film, ''Ndolor and the Senator'', which premiered on January 31, 2016, in Houston, Texas. The film produced by Mbango Adambi and directed by Gordon Che featured both Callywood and Nollywood actors and actresses like Mbango Adambi, Kelechi Eke, Frank Artus, Sunnyfield Okezie, Jasmine Roland, Eko Leonel, Ruth Taku, Bareh Mildred, Samson Tarh and Beatrice Nwana. Her film, ''Kiss of Death'', was the opening film at the CAMIFF 2017 event on April 24. She was a lead actress in the Camerwood 2018 film, ''Tenacity'', also featuring Libota McDonald, Mat Atugon, Vugah Samson and Eyo Eyo Michael. The film also won the ''Best Feature Film'' award at the 2018 CAMIFF Awards.

Filmography

References

External links

Edith Pikwa Boma
on IMDb
Edith Pikwa
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