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Nollywood actor joins US Army, becomes latest star to swap acting for military service
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Nollywood actor joins US Army, becomes latest star to swap acting for military service

Pulse · Jun 26, 2026

Nollywood actor Joseph Momodu has joined the US Army, becoming the latest Nigerian actor to leave acting for military service in America.

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Jun 26, 2026

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Nollywood actor Joseph Momodu has joined the US Army, becoming the latest Nigerian actor to leave acting for military service in America.

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Jun 26, 2026

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Joseph Momodu

Joseph Momodu (also known as Mr. Joromi) is a Nigerian actor, model, and media personality who first gained widespread recognition after starring in Simi’s hit music video Joromi. He holds a degree in Mass Communication from Delta State University. Momodu has appeared in popular TV series including Tinsel, Soul Sisters, Inspector K Web, and The Johnsons. He has won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Body Male twice (2018, 2019). In 2024, he auditioned for a Tyler Perry production, showcasing his versatility by speaking Spanish and Italian.

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