Basorge Tariah

Basorge Tariah Jr. Basoene Kelsey Tariah Jr., widely known as Basorge Tariah Jr., is a veteran Nigerian actor and comedian recognized for his significant contributions to Nollywood and the Nigerian comedy scene. Early Life and Education Tariah Jr. was born on June 9, 1967. He is originally from Buguma, Kalabari, in Rivers State, Nigeria, and grew up in Port Harcourt where he received all of his early education. He attended the University of Port Harcourt, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts. Some sources also mention him obtaining a degree in choreography from the same institution. Career Progression and Notable Works Basorge Tariah Jr. began his professional career as a stand-up comedian, making his first professional appearance in 1989 at the University of Port Harcourt. He transitioned into acting and has been described as an "ace actor" and "Nollywood veteran." He gained significant recognition for his role as "DoGood" in the Do Good series and the show *My Siblings and I*. Major Achievements and Selected Filmography As a prominent figure in the Nigerian film industry, Basorge Tariah Jr. has starred in numerous films and television projects across both comedy and drama genres. Notable films include: * *Camouflage* (2020), as Oghene * *Lagos Landing* (2018), as A.K. * *Run* (2017) * *Head Gone* (2014) * *The Meeting* (2012), as Prof. Akpan Udofia * *My Guy* * *Blood on Ice*Current Status Basorge Tariah Jr. continues to be active in the Nigerian entertainment industry. He currently resides in Lagos, Nigeria, with his wife, Doris Tariah, and their four children. He is active on social media, with a notable follower count of over 100K+ on Instagram, using the handle @basorgetariahjr.