Nollywood actress, Chike Ike, has unveiled her real estate company, ‘Flipscript Homes’, to complement her achievements in business endeavours.
The 37-year-old Onitsha born model, actress and business entrepreneur took to social media platforms on Tuesday to inform her fans and followers on the latest development.
She also shared videos of the event from her great feat, as well as appreciating her team members for their successful work.
Nollywood actress, who graduated from University of Lagos, described the unveiling of her real estate company as great feat, expressing gratitude to God.
“I have no words to express how I felt at the official launch and unveiling of @flipscripthomes.
“I’m still basking in the euphoria of all that happened at the Maison event. God is truly the greatest and he continues to show his greatness in my life.
“I recognise how blessed I am and I don’t take any of my blessings for granted. I know I am made for more and I have more layers to explore.
“Thanks to everyone, my team, colleagues and real estate agents for making this unveiling a success. God is the greatest,’’ she said.
Ike, a graduate from New York Film Academy made her Nollywood debut in the movie `Sweetlove’ in 2004.
She was given her first leading part in the same year in the Nigerian film `Bless the Child.’
In 2011, she established the Chika Ike (Help A Child) Foundation, an NGO that helps children living on the streets and provides them hope for a better future.
In 2015, she collaborated with Rok Studios to create movie like `Stuck on You’ and `Happy Ending.’
She has won many awards which include `The African Youth Society Award’ for Best Role Model In Africa, the City People Entertainment Award for Best Actress, and many others.(NAN)
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