Obinna Nwafor (born November 16, 1965) popularly known as Saint Obi, is a Nigerian actor, film producer and film director. Saint Obi is known for his roles in ''Candle Light'', ''Sakobi'', ''Goodbye Tomorrow'', ''Heart of Gold'', ''Festival of Fire'', ''Executive Crime'' and ''Last Party''. He major in theatre arts at the

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. Saint Obi came into the acting scene in 1996, after doing a commercial for

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. He has starred in over 60 movies. In 2001, Saint Obi produced his first movie titled ''Take Me to Maama'', where he starred as Jerry, alongside Ebi Sam,

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, Nse Abel and

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* Nigerian male film actors Nigerian film directors Nigerian film producers Living people Male actors from Port Harcourt 21st-century Nigerian male actors University of Jos alumni 1965 births 20th-century Nigerian male actors Igbo actors 20th-century births {{Nigeria-actor-stub

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