Nneka Okoye
Nneka Okoye is known for Halo (2022), Riches (2022) and Worzel Gummidge (2019).
Nneka Onuorah
Nneka Onuorah is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, television producer, and activist of Nigerian-American descent. She is known for her film, "The Same Difference," a documentary about internalized homophobia within the black lesbian community. The film was nominated for a GLAAD award in the category of "Best Documentary." Her credits include field producer on the Netflix original docu-series "First and Last," about inmates' intake and release from the prison system and "My House," a documentary-series about the black queer vogue scene for Viceland. Most recently she worked along side Director Dee Rees and Oscar winning producer Cassian Elwes on an upcoming feature film, "The Last Thing He Wanted." Nneka has a continued commitment to giving a voice to the voiceless through her work on the "Black Girls Rock" awards and her "We are All Women Campaign," a global visibility campaign dedicated to improving equitable healthcare and housing for lesbian women.
Nnekwa Tsajwa
Nnekwa Tsajwa is known for Blood Psalms (2022), Shadow (2019) and Kings of Jo'burg (2020).
Nnenna Brown
Nnenna Brown is known for A Love Song for Latasha (2019).
Nneoma Okorie
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Nneoma Sampson
Nneoma Sampson is an actress, known for The Outsider (2020), Boardwalk Empire (2010) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999).
No Jeong-ee
No Jeong-ee was born on July 31, 2001 in South Korea. She is an actress, known for The Phone (2015), Phantom Detective (2016) and Dear. M (2022).
No Mo
No Mo is known for Karmalink (2021).
No Seong-eun
No Seong-eun is known for Love to Hate You (2023).
No-min Jeon
No-min Jeon is an actor, known for Goonjoo-Gamyunui Jooin (2017), Yungnyong-i Nareusya (2015) and Choi Kang Chil Woo (2008).