Cynthia Nwadiora’s Biography – See Early Life Education and Career
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Big Brother Naija’s most intuitive personality and adorable housemate, Cee-C. Meanwhile, check out her age, birth, career, education, marriage status, and his full profile here.
Cee-c real names are Cynthia Nwadiora. Although she lives in Lagos, she was born in Enugu. Cynthia is a law graduate of Madonna University.
She obtained her LL.B in 2013. She consequently acquired a qualifying certificate at the Nigerian Law School in 2014. Before now, Cynthia attended Heritage Academy and FGGC, Ibusa.
Career
Cynthia is a perfect description of beauty with creativity. She is a lawyer and is currently working as a Secretary at Esmic International Limited. She has been here since 2016.
Formerly, she served as a trainee at Sterling Partnership Legal Practitioners and Fidelis Oditah & Co, Lekki phase 1, Lagos State.
In spite of her profession, she maintains a good social life. She describes herself as ‘simple and basic’.
Hobbies
- Reading
- Cooking
- Playing Tennis
Cynthia was unveiled as a housemate in the ongoing Big Brother Double Wahala edition. She enters the House full of confidence. She revealed she loves new stuff and is a dedicated reader. She also likes cooking and playing tennis.
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FAQs About Cee-C
What irritates you most in other people: People being judgmental.
What will you be bringing into the BB House: A lot of drama, authenticity.
What will you do with the prize money: Giving back to society and I’ll start a campaign to make the ministry of education incorporate ‘self-development’ into the educational system.
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