Ramsey Tokunbo Nouah Jr. (born 1970) is one of Nollywood's most popular actors, known as "Lover Boy" for his romantic roles. He's starred in over 100 films including "Figurine," "Phone Swap," and "The Wedding Party." Nouah transitioned to directing with the thriller "Living in Bondage: Breaking Free" (2019), a sequel to Nollywood's foundational film. He's won multiple awards including Africa Movie Academy Awards. His versatility and longevity make him a Nollywood icon.


VERSATILE LEADING MAN:
Ramsey Nouah’s career spans romantic dramas, thrillers, and comedies. He captivated audiences in Silent Night, Figurine, and Reloaded, earning a reputation for emotional range and charisma.

DIRECTORIAL EVOLUTION:
In 2019 he directed Living in Bondage: Breaking Free, revitalising the classic franchise with cinematic visuals, Dolby Atmos sound, and meticulous scripting. The film became one of Nollywood’s highest-grossing thrillers and won AMVCA Best Overall Movie.

INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTOR:
Nouah co-founded R7 Media Network and invests in training for cinematographers and stunt coordinators. He advocates for unionisation, intellectual property protection, and co-production treaties between Nigeria and the diaspora.

PHILANTHROPY AND MENTORSHIP:
Through charity screenings and acting masterclasses, he funds healthcare initiatives and mentors emerging actors. His #FitWithRMD wellness tours encourage healthier lifestyles within the entertainment industry.

FAST FACTS:
- Born 19 December 1970 in Lagos to a Yoruba mother and Israeli father.
- Awards: Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actor (2005), AMVCA Best Actor nominations, City People Lifetime Achievement.
- Education: Diploma in Mass Communication, University of Lagos.
- Known for: pioneering premium Nollywood productions with cinematic storytelling.