In an interview with Oyinmomo TV, Yoruba film actress Nafisat Abolade offered a candid glimpse into her personal life and relationship expectations, underscoring her commitment to both independence and her career.
The actress openly declared her single status, emphasizing that she is not actively seeking marriage. She proudly affirmed her financial independence, stating, “I don’t need money from any man. I’m rich and comfortable with my life.”
Abolade also set a clear boundary for future relationships, insisting that any prospective partner must fully support 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. That’s what I studied in the university,” she explained, highlighting her unwavering dedication to her profession.
Adding a spiritual dimension to her preferences, the actress expressed her admiration for deeply religious men, 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 shared, emphasizing the importance of a strong spiritual foundation in her ideal partner.
Abolade’s perspective reflects a modern, empowered approach to relationships, where personal values and professional goals take precedence over societal expectations.