In an interview with Oyinmomo TV, Yoruba film actress Nafisat Abolade provided a refreshingly honest look into her personal life and expectations for future relationships, emphasizing her dedication to both personal and professional freedom.
The actress made it unequivocally clear that she is currently single and not actively seeking marriage. More importantly, she emphasized her financial independence, stating, “I don’t need money from any man, I’m rich and comfortable with my life.”
Abolade’s stance on potential future relationships is particularly noteworthy. She outlined a non-negotiable condition for any prospective partner: complete acceptance of her film-making career. “Any man who is going to marry me in the future will have to accept my film making career because I can’t stop film making because of a man because that’s what I studied in the university,” she declared.
Her approach reflects a modern, empowered perspective on relationships, where personal professional aspirations are not compromised for marital expectations. She views her career not just as a job, but as a professional commitment rooted in her university education.
Interestingly, Abolade shared a spiritual dimension to her ideal partner. She expressed a preference for men who are deeply religious, regardless of their faith. “I like men who pray a lot, whether they’re Muslims or Christians, and that’s one of the qualities that I’m attracted to in a man,” she revealed, highlighting the importance of spiritual connection in her potential relationship.
