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Nollywood Actor Joseph Momodu Completes US Army Training, Earns Specialist Rank

(Joseph Momodu. Photo by Naijaonpoint)
Nollywood actor Joseph Momodu has reached a major milestone in his career after completing 17 weeks of intense training with the United States Army.
He has earned the rank of Specialist after finishing both Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training.
Momodu announced his achievement on social media on August 27, saying he was excited about this new chapter in his life.
He successfully completed all the required military training that marks the end of a soldier’s initial preparation for service.
The actor’s decision to join the US Army was inspired by his late father, who served in the Nigerian Police Force.
Momodu had previously revealed that he enlisted on April 12, 2026.
He described joining the military as a way to continue his father’s legacy and honour his memory through service.
The move from acting in Nollywood to serving in the US military has drawn attention because it is such a significant career change.
Momodu now serves as Specialist J.A. Momodu in the US Army.
His achievement has sparked reactions from fans and followers who are celebrating his discipline and determination.
Many people are impressed by his decision to pursue something completely different from entertainment.
Momodu’s journey has also prompted talk about celebrities who have taken unusual career paths away from the entertainment world.
His successful completion of military training marks another important moment in his life as he transitions from Nollywood into active military service.

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