Upcoming Actress, Sharon Ezeamaka

A self-professed feminist, Sharon Ezeamaka launched her acting career at the age of five with her appearance in the movie, ‘Narrow Escape’ alongside Nollywood juggernaut, Pete Edochie.

Ever since, she has progressed into appearing in dozens of movies and TV series much to viewers’ delight.

In this chat, Sharon reveals that she is a feminist and doesn’t have time for men.

See chat below……

The feminist movement is…?

I’m a feminist! Let’s start from there. I don’t joke with that part of my life. I’m a feminist. I’ve been a feminist since before it became a ‘thing’. I’ve always been a feminist.

How do you describe your version of feminism, as there are different types?

For me, whenever someone says, ‘you are a feminist?’ I’m like, ‘have you gone to the dictionary to know what that word means?’ It just basically means someone who believes that men and women should have equal opportunities; economically, socially and in every area of their lives, and I don’t think that is far-fetched. I think that if I work hard for something, I should be able to get it whether I am a man or a woman. It means that I believe that we should have equal opportunities. Just because I’m a girl doesn’t mean I can’t do this because I’m a girl.

You are not single are you?

I am.

Searching?

No.

Why?

I don’t have the time. I mean, being in a relationship is fun but I feel like there are times in your life when you need to be by yourself, because you are trying to evolve as a person and figure out what you want and it’s hard to do that when there is someone else’s feelings you have to consider on everything. I am not searching; I’m happy, single and okay with it.

After your secondary school, did you advance to the university?

I didn’t want to.

Why is that?

I don’t know, maybe because I have spent a long time being an actor. I didn’t just want to go to school just for… ‘Okay she went to school’. I am going to school in a couple of years to study film. I figured if I have to go to university, I might as well do something I cared about. Get some experience and do something that I really, really love, something that I can actually use in my real life.

Source:- http://www.exclusivepp.com.ng/dont-time-men-upcoming-actress-sharon-ezeamaka-says/

when she clocks 35 her eyes will clear....for now no comments

I think it's rude to refer to her as an "upcoming actress". I'm not a fan but Sharon was one of the most recognised child stars when she was younger. Someone who has been acting for more than a decade and whose name rings a bell is definitely not "upcoming". She might not be doing so many movies presently but calling her an upcoming actress does not cut it. "Former child star" is more polite, that is if you got a problem with just calling her an actress.
P.S: I've only seen her on Dear mother and Shuga but I wouldn't dispute her fame.

Firstly op, she's not an upcoming, she's has been on the screen since she was 8 or 100 if not younger dan dat..

#back to da topic..

She's just s f*cking attention seeker..

Dat 1 na her own business.. naso dem go talk 1st

Just one good d!KC will change her view..