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Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji shares baby photo to celebrate her 40th birthday

Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji joins the 40 club!

On Saturday, May 4, the richest and one of the biggest exportable script interpreter in Nigeria turns 40.

In celebrating the milestone age, Genny as she is fondly called shared a throw back photo of herself as a baby looking into the future for what it holds for her.

The actress who has shown her worth in Nollywood industry has many celebrities wishing her well on her attaining the new age.

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Among the celebs greeting her was her closest industry rival, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde who wrote in the comment section: "Happy birthday Babe , LLNP "

Other celebrities too send her good wills on her special day. See their wishes below:

Big Brother Naija host Ebuka wrote: "Happy ruby anniversary"

Cee-cee wrote: "Happy Birthday"

Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson declares May 4, Genevieve's day: "Q U E E N ‘s day"

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Legit.ng reported that following the release of her movie, Lion Heart, on Netflix Genevieve becomes the richest Nollywood actress. She reportedly earned $3.8 million (N1,385,100,000) after Netflix bought the movie.

It was earlier disclosed that Netflix had purchased worldwide rights to the movie which has received positive reviews and international recognition. Netflix had announced Lion Heart as its first original film from Nigeria.

Nnaij's 2019 is about to be lit with her latest billionaire status checked off her list. The movie Lion Heart is the first movie the actress would direct.

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