Nollywood star actress, Angela Okorie, has advised ladies not to invest in a man who has low Integrity, because he will stab them in the future.
The actress wrote:
“It is a dangerous thing to build up a man of low integrity, it’s like Sharpening the knife that will be used to stab you”
As expected, her followers had different opinions ;
A fan commented:
“But it’s ok to build a lady of low integrity “
Another fan wrote:
“Its dangerous for a woman to build a man but it’s always good for a man to build a woman”
Angela Okorie is the third of five children, was born and raised in Cotonou, Benin Republic. She studies theatre arts at the University of Lagos.
She also attended Lagos State University, studying public administration. She is a native of the Ishiagu in Ivo LGA in Ebonyi State.
Okorie ventured into Nollywood in 2009, after a decade in modelling for a soap company. Her first movie was Sincerity in 2009.
The film was produced and directed by Stanley Egbonini and Ifeanyi Ogbonna respectively, and stars Chigozie Atuanya, Nonso Diobi, Yemi Blaq and Oge Okoye.
According to Pulse Nigeria, her break into the limelight came after she starred in Holy Serpent. She has also stated her desire to record gospel music in the future.
In 2014, she was described as one of the “most sought after actresses” in Nollywood by Vanguardnewspaper, as well as a “popular actress” that interprets roles with ease by The Nation newspaper.
She also stated that she intends to go into film production. Speaking on her musical aspirations, she explained that she has written numerous songs and would release her album soon, describing music as something that has always been a part of her.
In January 2014, she was documented to have acted in more than 80 film productions.[3] In 2015, she won the City People Entertainment Awards for Best Supporting Actress in an English film.
In August 2014, she acted in more than 100 films since 2009.
In a 2014 interview, she explained that her mother was not comfortable with her acting on religious grounds. She also stated that she wouldn’t act nude irrespective of the fee, explaining that even her role models in the Nigerian industry, like Genevieve Nnaji didn’t need to go unclad to become a star. She also cited her cultural beliefs as reasons for dressing conservatively in films.
