Nollywood Actress Halima Abubakar has confirmed her sartorial prowess in latest trending images.
The award-winning actress was lensed wearing a beautiful gown whilst stylishly rocking her natural hair to the utmost delight of her fans.
Abubakar who hails from Kogi state and attended Kano’s famed Ideal Primary School and Bayero University began her acting career in 2001 when she played a role in Rejected and got rave reviews for her first lead role in Gangster Paradise, looked altogether beautiful and gorgeous in the new shoot. Here’s excerpts from the interview:
How were you able to cope with these challenges?
It was terrible! I left for five years because I really couldn’t handle it, the harassment. Don’t mind them when they say there is no sexual harassment, there is sexual harassment, I was harassed, a lot! And I had to quit for five years, and I went back to school to get my degree and get my life right and when I felt like I was a bit matured I said that okay, let me come back and try one more time. If it does not work, I will quit and just do something else, because you know if one thing doesn’t work, another would work. I don’t believe in staying put in one job for life, I can decide to quit Nollywood tomorrow and do something else. So, you know at a point I said okay, this is a stepping stone, all these lessons are for me to rise, when I came back I was not ashamed to start afresh till date.
Rumours have it that you are a virgin, is that true?
Well, that’s my personal life, I don’t know why they keep asking me such questions. If I were a virgin, that should be a great thing ain’t it? And if I’m not that’s still a great thing for myself, I think that’s a personal choice. I’m just talking about people being responsible, people abstaining, people staying put as virgins, it’s not bad, they are just our role models that should be cherished. And people should stop asking me if I’m a virgin or not but should rather advise the young ones to know more about sex and the dangers that comes with it.
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