Annie Macaulay-Idibia is a prominent Nigerian actress, model, and businesswoman, known for her significant impact in Nollywood. Born on November 13, 1984, in Ibadan, Oyo State but originally from Eket, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

Annie Macaulay Idibia grew up in Lagos. She pursued higher education at Lagos State University, where she obtained a degree in Computer Science, and later at the University of Lagos, where she studied Theatre Arts. Her academic background laid a solid foundation for her eventual career in the entertainment industry.

Annie's acting career took off when she participated in the popular reality TV show "Next Movie Star" in 2004. Although she did not win, the exposure she gained propelled her into Nollywood. She has since starred in numerous films and TV series, including "Pleasure and Crime," "White Chapel," and "First Family." Her performances have been widely acclaimed, earning her a reputable position in the industry.

She was featured in a cameo appearance on the music video of 2face Idibia’s “African Queen”

She actively supports various charitable causes and is involved in initiatives aimed at empowering women and children. Through her foundation, Annie Idibia Care Foundation, she has made significant contributions to improving the lives of the less privileged in society.

Annie is married to Nigerian music icon 2Baba (Innocent Idibia), and together they have two daughters. Their relationship, often in the public eye, has been a testament to enduring love and partnership despite various challenges.

Annie Macaulay Idibia's journey in the entertainment industry, combined with her entrepreneurial endeavors and philanthropic activities, makes her a notable figure in Nigeria and an inspiration to many.

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