Veteran Nigerian actor Bob-Manuel Udokwu recently delighted fans and netizens after making a rare public appearance, following a lengthy absence from the media scene.
At a recent event, the acclaimed actor showcased not only his acting skills but also his vocal talent, captivating attendees with a lively performance. In a video that has since gained attention online, Udokwu, surrounded by his peers, delivered an energetic rendition of Bob Marley’s iconic song “Who The Cap Fit.”
The actor, known for his charisma, engaged the crowd with his dynamic performance, carrying them along with the powerful lyrics of the classic song, which addresses themes of trust, friendship, and betrayal—topics often central to Marley’s messages.
Fans have had lovely comments to share on the Instagram platform. They wrote, “Only your best friend knows your secret, so only he could reveal it…bars,” “One of my favourites back in the days,” and “The way I love this man err .. when I see him playing a role of suffering or poor man I will cry saaa.”
Bob-Manuel Udokwu first rose to prominence in 1992 with his breakthrough role in the Nollywood blockbuster Living in Bondage, a film that helped place the Nigerian film industry, Nollywood, on the global map. Over the years, Udokwu has starred in several other notable productions such as When The Sun Sets and Checkmate, solidifying his status as a Nollywood icon.
In 2010, rumors swirled about Udokwu’s entry into politics. He later confirmed his shift to public service, becoming the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Willie Obiano, on Creative Media (Movie and Entertainment). Since then, Udokwu has focused on political endeavors while staying connected to Nollywood behind the scenes.