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“I Was Born, Raised In Lagos; My Father Is Lebanese, Mother From Ondo” – Ramsey Nouah
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“I Was Born, Raised In Lagos; My Father Is Lebanese, Mother From Ondo” – Ramsey Nouah

InformationNG about 2 hours 1 mins read

Veteran Nollywood actor, Ramsey Nouah, aged 55, has clarified his nationality and cultural background.

He addressed the long standing confusion during an appearance on Curiosity Made Me Ask hosted by Isbae U on Saturday October 3, 2026.

He explained that he speaks Yoruba fluently because he is Yoruba by birth.

He was born and raised in Lagos, and his mother is from Ondo State.

He also noted that he is mixed race because his father is Lebanese.

Ramsey Nouah’s clarification settles years of speculation about his roots and identity.

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