Popular Nigerian actress, Nancy Isime has shared stunning photos of herself on Instagram.
The TV host stunned in a gold two-piece with a thigh-high slit and heels.
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Nancy Isime, the popular Nigerian actress and media personality, has shared her vision for early retirement and her journey of hard work during a recent episode of the CreativiTEA podcast.
Isime disclosed that she has been working since she was 17, with a clear goal of achieving financial security before an early retirement.
“I have been working since I was 17, early retirement is the plan.So I’m doing all my work now so by the time I am retiring at an age people feel is too early, my portfolio and achievements will speak for themselves.”
The role interpreter also emphasized on the importance of enjoying the journey rather than focusing solely on the end result, saying, “We tend to want to see the end results before we do anything. We don’t enjoy the process. I’m very intentional about enjoying the process and the journey, understanding that you can never truly arrive.”
A believer in the power of small steps and struggles, she expressed that overcoming challenges is a key part of her success story.
“People feel like struggles are something to be ashamed of; for me, it’s not. If you go through my Instagram page, you can scroll all the way down. I don’t delete anything because it’s like a memory book for me,” she explained.
Reflecting on the importance of building a strong foundation, Nancy compared her journey to a biblical principle: “There’s a part of the Bible that says when your foundation is built on Christ, it’s like building on solid rock, and when the rain comes, it stands solid. That’s what I’ve done, building my way through life.”
Nollywood actress Nancy Isime revealed that she has a good relationship with God.
This is as she revealed that she doesn’t want to be associated with ‘Jesus baddie’ tag.
In a recent social media post, Isime recounted her experience attending a miracle service at @koinonia.abuja, expressing profound gratitude for the opportunity to meet and pray with Apostle Joshua Nimmak Selman, whom she described as not only a servant of God’s grace, but also a transformative teacher and leader.
Nancy stressed her identity as a Christian by birth and choice, emphasizing her peace with Jesus despite imperfections.
She clarified that while she embraces Christianity wholeheartedly, she respects others’ paths to spirituality and does not endorse labels like “Jesus Baby” or “Jesus Baddie.”
In her post, Nancy wrote;
”Last week, I was able to physically join the miracle service at @koinonia.abuja and it was everything!
Not only was I a part of the service, I also got to meet and pray with the Earthly Head of the Church – Apostle Joshua Nimmak Selman.
Apostle Joshua Selman isn’t just a servant of the manifold Grace of God, he’s also a Great teacher and leader through and through.
His Sermons have been a part of the transformative process of my mind and faith. You should listen to: What Seekest Thou Laws of Seasons Lessons from an overcomer Jesus is my Peace ( My Girl @sharonooja put me on this one)
Today’s service which hammered on Grace is also an amazing one to look out for.
Please check @koinonia.abuja for details on
how to connect with their services/ Apostle’s teachings on all platforms.
Thankful to my friend @mosesbliss for
ensuring this happened for me. Thankful to Sister Esther for also ensuring I got the best experience.
God is Good and my life is a testimony of the goodness of God. My story is evidence that l have the backing of God the father, the Son and the Holyspirit. I do not walk alone.
P.S: I am NOT a Jesus Baby, Jesus Baddie or
whatever labels comes with identifying with
Christ in recent times.
l am a Child of God and a Christian by birth and by Choice. Far from perfect but I’ve found my peace with Jesus.
I however do not discriminate against people who communicate with God through other religions.
It is not my place to judge. If I’m Christian, it means I’m Christ like and Christ never discriminated, judged, labeled, he wasn’t even religious.
He was accessible to all and his message was Love, Goodness and Salvation. This is what I stand for. My relationship with God is personal and not for Man’s understanding and acceptance.”
Nollywood actress Nancy Isime has celebrated her friend, Sharon Ooja while congratulating her on her upcoming wedding.
She took to her Instagram to send her a heartfelt message following Ooja’s bridal shower.
In her words;
“I don’t know how to behave when I’m Happy oh😅🥰 We had the most beautiful intimate shower for our SharBae @sharonooja and it was everything!😍
“To my dearest Shar, this is the Lord’s doing and it is marvelous in our sight. I can’t wait to be somewhere by your side as you walk down the aisle. You’ll make the most beautiful bride but most importantly, You’ll be the most amazing wife to your lucky husband! Love you Boo!❤️ Cheers to a new Era!🥂
“P.S: If your friend doesn’t look at you the way Shar was looking at me in slide 4 when I was giving my mini-speech, get a new friend😝🤭😄”
In reaction, Sharon Ooja wrote: “I love you soooooo damn much my Nancy !!!! My fellow love and light queen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️see me looking at you with eyes of love ❤️”
Nancy Isime, the popular Nollywood actress and media personality, has talked about the fact that she is being seen as a s*x symbol by some people.
Speaking in a recent interview with media personality, Ehiz, the curvaceous screen diva, noted that it’s weird to be referred to as such.
Asked if she considers herself one, Nancy said: “Aye! Do you know the funniest part? No. I would never know why people— Because as a woman, you don’t even need to do anything to be a s*x symbol. People just always want to make everything about you about s*x.”
On whether she is aware that she is perceived as a s*x symbol by many, Nancy Isime responded, “I know. And it’s weird. Because what did I do? It’s just weird. Because I don’t even know. See the thing I’m talking about. I have no makeup on. Literally, I have a hat on. I’m all covered up. I see myself as a crush symbol because there’s a huge— everybody “you’re my crush”, “he crush”, “e crusher”, but s*x symbol, I don’t get that a lot.
…Yeah, I know probably there are fantasies of that. And it also happens with being a single woman. Maybe when I get married, all of that dies down a little bit. I feel like when you’re married, that kinda dies down. Some sick people still stay and say they want to have s*x with you when you’re married, but s*x symbol, I don’t see myself as that.”
Nancy Isime, a media personality and star of Nollywood, has provided some insight into the making of the moment in which she appeared in the new Netflix film, Shanty Town, “completely undressed.”
In the crime and action movie, Isime portrayed Shalewa. It was released on the major streaming service on Friday, January 20.
The actress stated that the flesh on exhibit wasn’t her own but rather that of her body double in response to concerns about the contentious naked scene where renowned actor Richard Mofe Damijo, who played Chief Fernandez in the movie, grabbed her breast and ass.
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The movie has been trending since its release, following a stellar performance from cast members like Chidi Mokeme, Nse Ikpe Etim, Shaffy Bello Mercy Eke, Richard Mofe Damijo, Ini Edo, Nancy Isime, and others.
Nancy Isime, a popular movie star, has sparked outrage after appearing naked in a new movie.
The actress recently appeared in a new Netflix film, Shanty Town, whose cast included Nollywood heavyweights Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), Ini Edo, and other notable actors.
However, in one scene, Nancy Isime was completely ‘unclad’ while being scrutinized by RMD.
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Despite the actress’s claims that the racy body belongs to her body double, netizens continue to believe it is hers.
While some marvel at this, others have outrightly excoriated the actress for the unseemly scene.
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