CEO and founder of PROTHESIS ENT

Like most film stars, Williams Chijioke Uche-Mbah, born 22 years ago, started his career very young at the age of 9 in the horror, Journey of the Dead (1999), where he played a sub-lead role alongside Pete Edochie, Clems Ohameze and Hilda Dokubo. His meteoric rise saw him clinch the Best Kid Actor at the age of 12 with Oh My Son, 2002 at the REEL Awards. Having been active in the movie industry for over 12 years and starred in over 80 movies (and still counting), Williams is presently pursuing a B.A degree in International Relations in the University of Nigeria Nsukka. He is the founder and president of PROTHESIS SCHOOL OF ENTERTAINMENT (a school that trains young and potential entertainers and sends them into the industry to start living their dreams) and also Vice President of I-Nigeria (a youth empowerment organization) and a consultant for Teens Network.