Oliver Mbamara

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Oliver O. Mbamara is from Nigeria, West Africa.

1 Law career
2 Written works
3 Theater and film
4 External links

[edit] Law career

After graduating in Law from the University of Lagos Nigeria and the Nigerian Law School respectively, he practiced law in Nigeria while simultaneously engaging in writing scripts and poetic pieces in which he also performed while and touring around Nigeria with atTheater troupe called Prime Circle. He later moved to the United States where he passed the New York bar examination and was subsequently admitted to practice as an attorney. He is currently an administrative law judge with the State of New York.

[edit] Written works

Aside from his professional training as a lawyer, Oliver is a published writer, poet, publisher, editor, actor, filmmaker, director and more. He continues to simultaneously make impact in these varied fields. Oliver is an international freelance writer as well as columnist with several national, international and regional newsmagazines, news journals, newspapers, and online magazines. His audience is spread around the world and cuts across tribe, race, gender, and profession. Oliver’s articles, poems, and editorials are regularly featured in many diverse newspapers, newsmagazines, online magazines, and websites around the world from the United States, to England, Netherlands, Nigerian and other countries. Currently, he has about six books to his credit. They include: Why Are We Here? 2004, Flame of Love, The Unrestricted, 2004, Flame of Love, The Spark of God, 2002, Love Poems and Quotes, 2003, Poems of Life, 2nd Edition, 2002, and Poems of Life, 2001.

Oliver O. Mbamara is the editor and writes for the following online magazines:

www.Expressionsofsoul.com
www.AfricanEvents.com
www.PoemsofSoul.com
www.AfricanTheaterUSA.com

He is currently working on more books and film scripts.

[edit] Theater and film

In 2001, a few years after arriving in the United States, Oliver launched his first book Poems Of Life and immediately won and played the lead-actor role in an off-Broadway dance drama – Prof. Chudi’s Prisoner of The Kalakiri. In 2003, Oliver directed and played the lead-actor role in the stage recreation of Zulu Sofola’s Wedlock of The Gods, in New York. Oliver is currently starring in two feature films: This America and Slave Warrior. He is the writer of This America, in which he also served as Assistant Director and Co-Producer. He is also the writer and director of the feature film Slave Warrior, an African historical action thriller. He is currently working on releasing a book version of the story as a novel or historical literature piece at some point.