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[b]Name:[/b] Nnamdi Chijindum Chikondi Obama

[b]Group:[/b] Walker

[b]Age:[/b] 29

[b]Occupation:[/b] Movie Star

[b]Family life:[/b]  Single, once had relationship with a woman

[b]Hair:[/b] Short black hair

[b]Eyes:[/b] Dark Brown

[b]Weight/Height:[/b] 195 lbs, 5’ 10”

[b]Blood type:[/b] A+

[b]Immune:[/b]  Yes

[b]Gear:[/b]  Carries with him a Ruger Collector’s Series 10/22 rifle, with about 500 22LR rounds and four BX-25 25 round magazines. Also carries a hatchet as his go-to backup weapon. Has filled himself a backpack with miscellaneous survival gear and clothing, as well.

[b]Bio:[/b] In most places within Africa, being born to a stable family is comparable to being born into royalty. In that case, Nnamdi was born as a king. He was born to a very wealthy family in Kampala, the capital of Uganda. He went to a private school where he learned many things that he had little interest in. All he cared about was movies. He loved Schwarzenegger, Stallone and Willis, he watched movies whenever he could. He longed for when his extended family visited, always knowing they could bring some sort of new movie from the West. 

As Nnamdi grew older, he looked at movies differently. While he still went to school, his real study was of movies. He loved looking at cinematography and analyzing why they did what they did. He loved looking for secrets in the scenery and other nifty facts. Most of all, he loved the action heroes. By the time he left his studies, he had made quite a few friends, one of whom set him up with a few people in Wakaliwood, a budding film industry in one of Uganda’s slums.

He auditioned and became of the lead actors on the spot, mostly due to his connections rather than his acting skills. He was one of Tiger Mafia’s main men in the hit film, ‘Who Killed Captain Alex?’. Soon after the movie was finished, another was soon in the works, thanks to some help from a few of Nnamdi’s cousins. The sequel, ‘Who Killed Captain Alex AGAIN?’ was to be set in America, as a cheap zombie twist on the first movie. The movie was set to feature, “more explosions, more guns, more women, and more zombie,” as said by the film’s director to a curious airport official.

The group soon got to filming as soon as they entered America, now being able to use more real guns in wilderness settings. Filming was going as well as it could when disaster struck. The director was determined to keep filming despite the turbulent climate both within the States and abroad. It was a quiet morning when the crew noticed that the zombies shuffling around the set weren’t their expected extras.

Nevertheless, Nnamdi ran, taking with him one of the real guns they had on set, along with some of the bullets the production team had “acquired” in some city. There he was, alone, in a foreign country, with nothing but a gun and a funny accent to his name. It’s a miracle he made it this far.

[b]Personality:[/b] Loud and boisterous, Nnamdi is a jolly fellow. Always optimistic, he is determined to look at the bright side of any scenario, interjecting bouts of comedy when he can. He often narrates any actions he does, in remembrance of his acting days. If anything, his raucous and clumsy mannerisms will be the death of him.

He is open to try anything, and will usually go with what anyone tells him to do. Although he’s smart, he can be naive at times. He thinks like an action hero and acts like one too, often feeling that he is nigh invincible and going out of his way to do “badass” and “cool” things.

He often wishes to go back to his home, but he knows that he never can.