Nollywood star and humanitarian Empress Njamah turned 45 in grand style yesterday, hosting an elegant birthday dinner and empowerment event that brought together family, friends, industry colleagues, and beneficiaries of her foundation.
The actress, who was born on November 16, 1980, radiated joy in a custom gold sequined gown by designer Toyin Lawani of Tiannah’s Empire as she celebrated the milestone at a luxurious venue in Abuja. The star-studded evening featured live performances, heartfelt tributes, and a surprise video montage from colleagues including Ini Edo, Uche Jombo, Omoni Oboli, and veteran actor Pete Edochie.
True to her giving spirit, Empress combined the celebration with the annual outreach of her Empress Njamah Foundation, distributing food items, cash gifts, and educational materials to over 200 widows and less-privileged children. “Turning 45 is not just about me,” the celebrant told guests. “It’s about giving back and showing love to those who need it most. Age is grace, and I’m grateful for every year.”
Highlights of the night included:
Emotional speeches from her siblings, including actor John Njamah
Presentation of the “Empress at 45” humanitarian award by the House of Twitch Foundation
Launch of her new skincare line “Empress Secret”
A birthday cake-cutting moment with her mother and close family
Empress, widely admired for her resilience and philanthropy, used the occasion to announce plans for a major 2026 project focused on domestic violence survivors and single mothers.
About Empress Njamah
Empress Njamah is an award-winning Nigerian actress, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and founder of the Empress Njamah Foundation (House of Empress). With over two decades in entertainment, she is celebrated for iconic roles in films such as Missing Angel, Girls Hostel, and The Pastor’s Daughter, as well as her unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes.
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