Julius Agwu

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Julius Agwu (born April 7, 1973)

Born in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, south-south region of Nigeria to Chief Augustine Amadi Agwu and Mrs. Mary Agwu. He is the fifth child in a family of six children. He started his acting career on stage in the city of Port-Harcourt where he grew up. He acted in several television series and movies such as Torn (2013), A Long Night (2014) and After Count (2011).[4]

Education

Julius Agwu started his education at Elementary State School and later UBE Primary School both in Choba,

While he was in Akpor Grammar School in Ozuoba, he was the Social Prefect and President of the Dramatic, Debating and Cultural Society. Upon the completion of his secondary school education, he later studied Theater Arts at Diploma level from the University of Port Harcourt with specialization in acting and followed suit with a degree programme (BA) in directing in the same institution.^[5]

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