Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, popularly known as Nedu Wazobia, is a Nigerian on-air personality, comedian, actor, and content creator. Born on August 5, 1982, in Kaduna, Nigeria, he pursued a degree in accounting at Madonna University in Anambra State. During his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program, Nedu worked as an on-air personality at a radio station in Jigawa. He later transitioned to a role as a site manager in Abuja before moving to Lagos to focus on broadcasting and entertainment.

Nedu is best known for his work at Wazobia FM 94.1 Lagos, where he delivers daily news in Pidgin English. He has created several comedic personas, including Sister Nkechi, Alhaji Musa, EndTime Landlord, and Officer Jato, which have garnered him a substantial following on social media. As of January 11, 2025, his Instagram account boasts over 3.6 million followers. 

In addition to his radio career, Nedu has appeared in various Nigerian films, such as "Isoken" (2017), "King of Boys" (2018), and "Chief Daddy" (2018). He has also served as a brand ambassador for companies like MTN, Fidelity Bank, Quickteller, and Sun Lottery.

Nedu was married to Uzoamaka Ohiri from 2013 to 2018, and they have three children together.

In February 2025, Nedu resigned from his role as host of "The Honest Bunch" podcast following allegations of misconduct.

Networth

Nedu Wazobia has gained prominence through his endorsements, creative posts, comedy videos on his Instagram, Youtube and Facebook. Estimated networth is around $600,000.

Wife and Children

Nedu Wazobia was previously married to Uzoamaka Ohir. Their marriage lasted from 2013 to 2018, and they have three children together. However, in 2021, their relationship became publicly controversial when Uzoamaka accused Nedu of domestic violence. In response, Nedu revealed that a DNA test confirmed their first child was not biologically his.

Controversies

Nedu Wazobia has been involved in a few controversies over the years.

Paternity Scandal (2021): In 2021, Nedu's ex-wife, Uzoamaka Ohiri, accused him of domestic violence during their marriage. She alleged that he physically assaulted her, even while she was recovering from childbirth. In response, Nedu denied the allegations and revealed that a DNA test showed that their first child was not biologically his. This revelation shocked the public and led to heated debates on social media.

Podcast Backlash (2023 - 2024): As the host of The Honest Bunch podcast, Nedu often made controversial statements about relationships, marriage, and gender roles. Some of his comments about women, particularly in regard to "runs girls" (women allegedly seeking financial gain from men), sparked outrage and accusations of misogyny.

Resignation from "The Honest Bunch" Podcast (2025): In February 2025, Nedu resigned from his role as the host of The Honest Buncpodcast amid allegations of misconduct. Although details were not publicly disclosed, reports suggested internal conflicts and backlash from previous statements played a role in his departure.

Honestbunchpodcast

The Honest Bunch is a popular Nigerian podcast that focuses on relationships, social issues, and entertainment. It gained a lot of attention for its bold and controversial takes on various topics, especially concerning gender roles, marriage, and dating in Nigeria.

Hosts:

• Nedu Wazobia (Ex Lead host, comedian, and OAP)
• Husband Material (Co-host)
• Toun (Co-host)
• Daddy Freeze: (current Lead host, broadcaster and radio talk show host)

Guests who have appeared on honest bunch podcast

• Deeone & K-Peace: Discussed the impact of reality TV shows in the episode "Reality TV Shows: A Gift Or Curse?"
• Mr. May D: Shared insights into the music industry in the episode "From Hits to Heat."
• Kenny Ogungbe: Offered an unfiltered perspective on the entertainment industry.
• Bovi: Explored modern parenting challenges in "Parenting in the 21st Century.
• Olajumoke Orisaguna: Discussed the double-edged sword of fame in her episode.
• Okey Bakassi: Talked about the role of relationships in defining career success.
• Abdullahi Attah & Ayekua: Demystified the Nigerian real estate market.
• Lara Kudayisi: Shared her journey from surviving to thriving.
• Whalemouth & Temitope Maberu Fagunwa: Discussed celebrities and advocacy.
• Dr. Abel Damina: Provided insights into religious perspectives.
• Esther Sky: Explored themes around the love for money.
• Barr. Deji Adeyanju: Talked about fighting for a new Nigeria.