Nigerian actress Nancy Isime spoke on relationships and shared her thoughts on why she does not believe in being in a poor relationship.

She shared that a woman being with a poor man does not necessarily mean the woman can live a great life.

“Marriage is not a poverty alleviation scheme, but I don’t believe marrying a poor man can make you happy. When rent is due, school fees can’t be paid, and there is no food in the house, it is difficult to have a fantastic life.”

She then added and clarified “I am not saying there is no love without money. But love and a fantastic life are not the same.”

Nigerian actress Beverly Osu revealed that she once considered becoming a Reverend Sister. She shared how much she admired their modest dressing and lifestyle. This was before she entered the entertainment industry.

She said “I was meant to be a Reverend Sister. I wanted to really be a Reverend Sister. Now, I am doing God’s work in other ways.

I love how they dress. Because I am meticulous and very neat, I just loved how clean the priests and Reverend Sisters were. Literally, that was it.”

Nigerian reality TV star Tacha spoke about her upbringing and shared that her mother played a huge role in shaping her life.

She said “I had a very hardworking and prayerful mother. Even though she’s late, I always feel the need and urge to make her proud.

If she had the same opportunity I have right now, she would do everything I have done and even more. That is why I keep being me.”