Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
Nollywood actress and Television Presenter, Rachel Bakam, is dead.
She was aged 38 years.
The Kaduna-born media personality passed on at a private hospital in Abuja on Tuesday, April 13 after battling for her life over a brief illness, according to reports.
The late actress had her primary, secondary and tertiary education in Kaduna.
Bakam pursued a course in English and Theatre Arts at the Ahmadu Bello University and Digital Filmmaking at New York Film Academy. She left behind a son.
Before her death, Rachel was not only an actress and TV presenter, she was also an anti-human trafficking ambassador.
She was the CEO and Managing Director of Rayzeds Media Ltd, Founder & President of the Nigerian Water Ski And Wakeboard Federation (NWWF).
The actress was also a media consultant for African Fashion Reception Paris.
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