True love exists where money is involved-Skit maker Eva Chris
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Regarding her choice to focus on creating skits rather than pursuing movie roles, she explained, “Financial prospects led me to this career path. Nollywood doesn't offer significant earnings. In my two-year stint, my highest payment was N20,000.” Eva also mentioned receiving unsolicited messages, especially propositions for 'hook-ups' (prostitution), but she usually ignores them.
By Victoria Oluwayemi
Actress and skit creator, Eva Chris believes that genuine love requires financial stability.
Eva asserts that she will not prioritise her career over anything, be it love or marriage, as she considers marriage to be overhyped.
In an interview with Punch, she says: “True love actually exists, but only if there is money involved. For 98 per cent of men, their idea of a proper wife material is complete slavery. To them, a wife material is a woman that can overlook their excesses.”
Regarding her choice to focus on creating skits rather than pursuing movie roles, she explains: “Money motivated me to pursue a career in this field. There isn’t much money in Nollywood. I was there for two years, and the highest amount I was ever paid was N20,000.”
Eva also mentions receiving unsolicited messages, especially for ‘hook-ups’ (prostitution), but she says she usually ignores them.
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