Nuhu Abdullahi
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3 January 1991
Nuhu Abdullahi | |
|---|---|
| Born | Nuhu Abdullahi Balarabe 3 January 1991 Kano, Nigeria |
| Citizenship | Nigerian |
| Occupations | Actor, film producer and politician[1] |
| Years active | 2009–present |
| Known for | His appearance in Kanin Miji |
| Awards | City People Entertainment Awards Best Supporting actor |
Nuhu Abdullahi Balarabeⓘ (born 3 January 1991) is a Nigerian film actor, producer and politician[2] born and raised in Kano State. He is a Kannywood actors, who acts in both Hausa and English movies.[3] He has won the best supporting actor in Kannywood at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2015.[4]
Nuhu Abdullahi joined Kannywood film industry in 2009 as a film producer and has produced numbers of movies including Baya da Kura, Mafarin Tafiya, Ana Wata ga Wata, Ta leko ta koma, Mugun Zama, Rana Tara, Fulanin Asali, Kuskurena, Mujarrabi, and many more.[5][failed verification] Nuhu made his first movie appearance in a movie titled Ashabul Kahfi, he gained fame after his acting in one of the blockbuster movies call Kanin Miji.
In his response during the interview, Nuhu Abdullahi said..."
What were you doing before you started acting?
I was a film producer. I joined the Kannywood industry as a film producer in 2009 and I have produced films like Fulanin Asali, Kuskure, Mujarrabi and others.
— Daily Trust, Nuhu Abdullahi: 'I never knew my work would go international', 2 June 2018
