I think I am kind of scared — Ebube Nwagbo

 The dream of every woman is to find a man to spend
her entire life with. Even the Holy religious books
have enjoined men and women, to seek each other
out and cohabit as man and wife. But as beautiful and
simple as this may sound, marriage has long gone
from being a simple item on a menu, it has become
a task, as finding a true life partner has become as
difficult as finding a needle in a haystack. It is
particularly more difficult for the womenfolks as they
have to be proposed to.
As liberated as our society is now, it is hard to find a
woman that would go out of her way to propose to a
man. The norm is the other way round. So, for a
woman, waiting to get a marriage proposal may me
as certain as waiting for the proverbial hen to play a
golden egg. It doesn’t have to do with beauty, wealth
or status, or else all the Nollywood divas would have
been long married before they hit their 30s. Why are
these ladies still single in spite of their relative
affluence and beauty? Meet some of Nollywood
singles in their 30s, 40s still single and why:
Pretty and curvy actress, Ebube Nwagbo is single. No
doubt, many men are hoping to have her hand in
marriage, but Ebube seems only interested in
concentrating on her jobs and selling her Posh Hair
products. Hear what she said about her single status:
“I am still single.
“The reason is that I am someone who has always
believed in love. It is a big deal to me so if I have to
do it, it has to be right. I am a strong believer of
love. I get lots of proposals; it is so crazy I do not
know who to give a chance to. I think it is a price I
have to pay for stardom.
“Sometimes when anybody comes my way, I do not
know who wants to be with me for the right reasons.
I believe when that day comes, I will definitely figure
out who that person is. It is not easy.
“What I should be talking about is not relationship but
marriage. I want to go into marriage and be in it for
ever. No one goes into marriage thinking of divorce,
but it happens. We try our best.
“I think I am kind of scared, but I just have to give it
a try whether I like it or not. It just has to happen
and happen right; at the right time.”