Nancy Isime, an actress, has proclaimed her love and dedication to Nigeria with pride. She expressed her thankfulness and admiration for the opportunities and benefits she has gotten as a Nigerian in an interview with CreativiTEA. She emphasized the value of thankfulness and positivism while expressing concern about those who speak adversely about the nation all the time

"I worry about people who constantly say, 'Nigeria is bad,'" Isime said, acknowledging the important role Nigeria has had in her accomplishment. They are bringing negativity into a nation that ought to support them. That is not something I am capable of. Everything—notoriety, wealth, and the means to support my family and myself—has come from Nigeria. A small number of individuals give the impression that things shouldn't be the way they are.

Nancy Isime, an actress and talk show host, has also disclosed that, unlike other females, she never had marriage as a fantasy. Isime recently stated that her priorities were employment and financial freedom in an appearance on "Creativity Live with Lynda."

Isime emphasized her dedication to her art and said that earning her own money comes first.

The truth is, I'm afraid of the spotlight. I never had the kind of dreams young ladies did when they sat down to think about being married. "I once had aspirations of working and being wealthy. She said, "I can spend so much on myself that I can't imagine someone else taking the position that you wouldn't have this life if it weren't for me."

Isime, who has been employed since she was seventeen, stated that her objective is to become financially secure before taking an early retirement. "I have been employed since seventeen, and I aim to retire early. I'm working on everything I can now so that when I retire—which many believe is too soon—my accomplishments and portfolio will speak for themselves, the woman remarked. The actress also emphasized the need to savor the process instead of concentrating only on the outcome.

Before taking any action, we frequently want to see the finished product. We find the process unpleasant. She remarked, "I make a point of appreciating the process and the trip, realizing that you can never completely arrive. Isime stated, "People feel like struggles are something to be ashamed of; for me, it's not." about difficulties and challenges. You can scroll down my Instagram feed completely if you visit it. I keep everything because it serves as a kind of memory book for me.

Isime also discussed the significance of laying a solid foundation, drawing a parallel between her experience and a biblical idea.  A passage in the Bible says that when you lay your foundation on Christ, it's like building on a rock; when the rain comes, it stays put. I've built my way through life in this manner," she continued.