Rita Dominic is a celebrated actress, producer, and co-founder of The Audrey Silva Company, renowned for her exceptional talent in bringing characters to life on the big screen. Her acting journey began with a starring role in the Nollywood hit film "A Time To Kill," a performance that showcased her remarkable ability to thoroughly embody characters, earning her widespread critical acclaim.
Born into the Royal Waturuocha family of Aboh Mbaise, Rita is the youngest of four siblings. She started her acting career at the tender age of five, appearing in local television dramas. She later pursued a degree in Theatre Arts with a focus on Acting from the University of Port Harcourt, graduating before joining the Nigerian film industry in 1998.
Rita's impressive body of work has earned her numerous prestigious awards, including recognition for her roles in groundbreaking films such as "76," "The Meeting," and "Shattered." She holds the distinction of being the only actress to have won the AMVCAs Best Actress award in both the Drama and Comedy categories, as well as the only West African actress to have won Kenya's Kalasha Awards.
As one of Africa's most prominent movie stars, Rita has been described by CNN as a 'Silver screen icon,' praised for her ability to embody a range of colorful characters. Her recent appointment as an IATF Goodwill Ambassador by the Afrexim Bank is a testament to her influence and impact in the industry. Additionally, she has been the face or ambassador of several global brands in Nigeria, solidifying her status as a household name in the African entertainment landscape.
