Princess Njideka Okeke, born on May 2 , 1981 in Nanka, Orumba North Local Government Area of Anambra State, Nigeria, is a renowned gospel singer and actress. She gained prominence with the release of the hit album “Akanchawa” in 2004, a collaboration with her husband, Prince Gozie Okeke.1
Table of Contents
- 0.1 Education and Early Career
- 0.2 Marriage and Family
- 0.3 Separation and Reconciliation
- 0.4 Controversies
- 0.5 Recent Remarriage
- 0.6 Identity of the New Spouse
- 0.7 Collaborations and Contributions
- 0.8 Awards and Recognition
- 0.9 Nationality
- 0.10 Conclusion
- 0.11 Related posts:
- 1 Mary Remy Njoku
- 2 Ituma Chukwuemeka Enviable
- 3 Success Samuel Madubuike
Education and Early Career
Njideka Okeke completed her primary and secondary education in Anambra State. She was introduced to music by her husband, Prince Gozie Okeke, who mentored her in the art. Her debut album, “Omalichachukwu,” released in 2002, garnered significant attention, paving the way for subsequent successful projects. 2
Marriage and Family
In 2003, Njideka married Prince Gozie Okeke, a fellow gospel artist and music producer. The couple has three children: two sons and a daughter. Their first son was born on December 20, 2004, and their daughter, Queen Sylvia Chigozie Okeke, was born on December 15, 2008.3
Separation and Reconciliation
Around 2010, the couple separated amid allegations against Prince Gozie Okeke, including homosexuality and domestic violence. During this period, Njideka ventured into Nollywood, featuring in films such as “Commissioner for Happiness” and “Strange Woman.”4
The couple reconciled in 2014, celebrating their reunion with the album “Reconciliation Praise.”5. Reports suggested that their reconciliation was facilitated by prominent religious figures, including Reverend Father Emmanuel Obimma, popularly known as Ebube Muonso, and Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka. While detailed accounts of their involvement are not documented, both priests are influential leaders within the Nigerian Christian community. Reverend Father Obimma is the founder of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry in Uke, Anambra State, while Reverend Father Mbaka is the founder of the Adoration Ministries in Enugu.
Controversies
The couple’s separation was marked by controversies, with Prince Gozie Okeke accused of homosexuality and Njideka alleged to have engaged in infidelity. These claims were widely reported in the media, contributing to their temporary split.1 Njideka Okeke was also reported to have exhibited abusive behavior in the marriage, with witnesses alleging that she was often confrontational, verbally insulting, and engaged in physical altercations with her husband.
Recent Remarriage
In March 2025, videos surfaced online showing Princess Njideka being celebrated by elderly women singing traditional Igbo wedding songs, indicating her entry into a new marriage. The ceremony reportedly took place in Anambra State, marking a new chapter in her personal life.
Public Reactions and Controversy
The news of her remarriage has elicited mixed reactions:
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Supportive Sentiments: Many fans and colleagues have congratulated her, expressing joy over her newfound happiness. Comments such as “Happiness is free and everyone deserves it, congratulations to her” reflect this positive reception.
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Critical Views: Conversely, some individuals have criticized her decision to remarry, especially considering that her former husband, Gozie Okeke, has not remarried. A Facebook user commented, “Gozie Okeke hasn’t remarried, why would his wife Njideka Okeke rush to remarry,” highlighting the differing opinions on her decision.
Identity of the New Spouse
Details about Princess Njideka’s new husband remain scarce. Reports indicate that he is from Anambra State, but his name and background have not been publicly disclosed.
Collaborations and Contributions
Njideka has collaborated with various gospel artists and actors, including Nkem Owoh and Emeka Ike. Her contributions to gospel music and Nollywood have solidified her status in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Awards and Recognition
Njideka’s work in gospel music has earned her several awards, recognizing her contributions to the genre and her impact on the Nigerian music scene.
Nationality
Princess Njideka Okeke is Nigerian by nationality and hails from the Igbo ethnic group.
Conclusion
Princess Njideka Okeke’s journey reflects resilience and dedication to her craft. Despite personal challenges, she continues to inspire many through her music and acting, maintaining a significant presence in Nigeria’s entertainment landscape.
Related posts:
Mary Remy Njoku
Ituma Chukwuemeka Enviable
Success Samuel Madubuike
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