Popular Nigerian actress, Beverly Naya, sheds light on why she is still unmarried.
The Nollywood actress who is popular for her role as Yaya, in the Tinsel series, has been a force to be reckoned with ever since she made her debut on our TV screens a few years ago.
In an interview with TheBrief.ng, the 26-year-old actress who has been nominated for the ‘Best Supporting Actress’ at the upcoming AMVCA, has opened up on her relationship status, and why she is still single.
Read excerpts from the interview below:
When asked why she was still single, the actress stated that she doesn’t want to end up with the wrong guy. Here’s what she had to say:
“Laughs… It’s not that they are not asking, they are asking. The main issue my mom complains about is that I can be quite picky. I am picky with reasons because I feel like I have a lot to offer. I don’t want to settle down with the wrong guy. What’s the point? You work this hard, you do so much for your life only for you to settle down with the wrong guy! No, it doesn’t make sense to me. So that’s partly why I’m single. The other reason is I’ve been really busy. I need a guy that understands the nature of my job and doesn’t get so insecure because of what I do. I know the right guy will find me when it’s time. I’m not keeping him a secret, but I am dating at the moment. I am being quiet about that because I don’t think that needs to be in the public just yet.”
When asked about her type of guy, Beverly had this to say:
“You should expect a gentle, handsome, ambitious man who treats me like a princess. A complete gentleman, someone who knows how to treat a lady, dresses well and most likely my ideal man, Amen to that! God, I hope you are listening. That’s what I’m hoping for.”
When asked about her role in her upcoming movie Suru L’ere which is scheduled to be released today, February 12 , here’s what she said:
“In my opinion, I don’t think there are similarities. I say this because Omosigho is a complex being in the sense that she really believes that she deserves all the fine things in life in terms of her career, livelihood, fashion… everything. She believes she deserves all of it without having to work hard at all. I’m the complete opposite. If there is any similarity, it would be that we do want great things out of life, we both want our careers to be the best but the difference is how we go about it. Omosigho does not believe in working hard, she believes that everything should be handed down to her. I, on the other hand believe in hard work. I believe that nothing should be given to you for free. I believe that its more valuable when you work for it. We are not similar at all.”
Nigerian men what are you waiting for?
SOURCE: TheBrief.ng
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