Nwabisa Noguba is known for acting on Wrong Girl as Goty. She was born 15 February.
Biography profile of Goty on Wrong Girl
Name: Nwabisa Noguba
Born: 15 February
Age: Unknown
From: Mount Frere, Eastern Cape
Current city: Pretoria, South Africa
Nationality: South African
Occupation: Actress and Radio DJ
Gender: Female
Known as: Goty on the Wrong Girl film
Personal life history
Nwabisa Noguba is a South African Actress and Presenter, Filmmaker and Content creator. She was born 15 February in Mount Frere in Eastern Cape. At the age of 7 years old, she lost his father. It was very hurtful for her since she spent most time without him.
Educational background
She went to Pretoria west high school and further her studies with Unisa.
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Career journey
She first appeared in a short film called Iam Dineo. The film is also available on YouTube.
After, she then appeared in another short film called the Wrong Girl. In the film she potrayed a character as Goty.
The Wrong Girl tells the story of Fhatuwani, an undercover Hawks agent who is kidnapped by three amateur thugs — Moses, Dawg, and Chekers — in order to infiltrate and take down a brutal human trafficking network run by Goty. The story’s twists and turns are what keep it interesting. As if that weren’t enough, Goty is completely clueless of the facts her fictitious mother is concealing throughout the short film.
The film also featured Muvhango actresses, Maumela Mahuwa who plays a cop, and Eunice Mabeta who plays Goty’s mother. Maumela Mahuwa has been part of the popular SABC 2 soapie for over 10 years playing the family matriarch Suzan Mukwevho, with Eunice Mabeta playing the aunt.
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Nwabisa Noguba as Radio DJ
Besides appeared in short films, Nwabisa is into Radio DJ. She spent most of her time on air. She is sports presenter at Radio pulpit 657 AM.
Also she once became a mentor for interns that she trained on radio. The interns were from different institutions such as TUT, Boston Meida house and Damelin.
