Chike Daniels
- Birthplace
- Imo State
- Occupation
- Actor, Model, Host, Writer, Producer
- Active
- 2016 - Present
- Alma Mater
- Film school in Lagos
- AKA
- Chike Daniel
Career Stats
Career Overview
Chike Daniels has 48 film credits spanning 2022–2026 .
- Peak: 2025
- Pace: 4.8 films/year
Role Distribution
Genre Breakdown
Biography
Chike Daniel is a fast-rising Nigerian actor, model, and host who has gained significant popularity in the Nollywood industry. He is particularly known for his frequent roles as a romantic lead, often portraying a "lover boy" character in many of his films. Originally from Imo State, Chike Daniel launched his acting career after attending a film school in Lagos in 2016. His breakout movie is considered to be "Just a Sin," which brought him into the limelight.
EARLY LIFE
Originally from Imo State, Chike Daniel launched his acting career after attending a film school in Lagos in 2016.
CAREER
Chike Daniel is a fast-rising Nigerian actor, model, and host who has gained significant popularity in the Nollywood industry. He is particularly known for his frequent roles as a romantic lead, often portraying a 'lover boy' character. His breakout movie is considered to be 'Just a Sin,' which brought him into the limelight.
Filmography
- Played the character of Obinna.
- Played the character of Jidenna.
- Played the character of Uzor.
- Played the character of Damian.
- Played the character of Max.
- Played the character of Prince.
- Played the character of Josh.
- Played the character of Gerald.
- Played the character of Steven.
- Played the character of Ethan.
- As Executive-producer
Key Collaborations
Frequent Co-Stars
Frequent Directors
Frequent Producers
Career Timeline
By Decade
Box Office
Weekly Top Grossing3 Cold Dishes
₦5,331,351.00
Gingerrr
₦12,727,775.00
Gingerrr
₦21,139,500.00
The Herd
₦16,977,673.00
3 Cold Dishes
₦15,261,240.00
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Popularity Score
Top 90% of African actors
