I can’t marry a poor man - Liz Anjorin

 In an Interview with Punch Newspaper, the actress made her stand known about marriage;

Are you not bothered that you are still single at this age?
I am not bothered at all. I am a grown up woman. I have to relax and take my time.

But are the men coming or is your profession stopping them from asking for your hand in marriage?
 Ah! The men do come. Look at what is going on among my colleagues. If you get married to the one that doesn’t have money, you will find out that he is a gold digger. If you get married to a rich man, you will find out that he may have another wife somewhere. Immediately that wife gets wind of his impending marriage, she will go to the press. We just have to be careful. Even if you are getting married to a married man, the man should be sincere enough to take you to the senior wife. If she accepts you, good; if she doesn’t accept you, it is not by force. Some of these men will not bother to tell you they are already married. When you start the relationship, the story will change. It might be that you have invested something in that relationship; it might not even be money. You might have even dumped your boyfriend because of him. So, because one woman comes out to say that you are dating her husband, will you now abandon a relationship you have nurtured? No way! Women are so many. Even if you give a guy 100 women, you will still find out that some women will be without a man because we are so many.

But how come your colleagues all want to marry comfortable men?
Poor men are terrible people. They can do and undo. Because they don’t have money or name to protect, they will be ruthless. They will even be after your life. You will see them going from one newspaper to another saying nasty things about you. A comfortable man will hardly go on air and abuse his wife. I will take my time to get married and when I choose, it will be the right person.

Do you intend to marry a comfortable man too?
I will not lie. I cannot marry ‘e go better’ man. Please, it will not happen. What a man has in his bank account doesn’t always determine if he is rich or not. But his attitude also matters. The guy has to be trustworthy. He too has to trust me as his wife.

I Can't Be Caught Repeating Same Cloths - Actress, Liz Ajorin

While growing up, as a kid, parents will say there is no money for new cloths and one is left with no choice but to wear same cloths for different occasions. Sometimes, the kids have to repeat Christmas cloths and nobody would complain because the cloths would be very neat and nicely ironed to sooth the occasions.

These days, thanks to the evolution of various vocations where one can get trained and latter earn a living for himself which will enable the choice of materials needed without any parents control.

Nollywood actress, Liz Ajorin, has disclosed that despite her love for fashion, she cannot say if she can repeat same cloths on different occasions.

Liz explained that though she has never done it, but can’t rule out the fact that some day, the money could be available to afford different cloths as possible but may not be able to tell what will happen the next day.

She noted that as an actress, she is expected to have many clothes, shoes and bags, but her major love has been her fancy for jewelries which she said could sometimes be more expensive than the car being driven.

Liz Anjorin has Finally started Plans of Settling Down With a Man

After several speculations regarding her love life, popular Yoruba actress, Liz Anjorin has finally started plans of settling down with a man.

The pretty actress has been romantically linked with some men in the past. Not too long ago, she converted from Christianity to Islam, which some said was to please her alleged new lover, who rumour mongers claimed could be a rich ‘Alhaji’.

Liz Anjorin later reacted to the rumour and stated that her decision to switch religion was basically informed by her personal conviction.

She recently told Encomium Magazine that she would be getting married soon.

Speaking on her chieftaincy title as the ‘Yeye Oge of Arepoland,’ the actress expressed happiness for being bestowed with the honour. She further said despite that, she still bows to people, which is against the tradition.

In her words, “At the end, I think I loved it because as a chief, you are not meant to bend for any other chief except the king. But in my own case, I did otherwise because it is in me that is how I behave to everyone.”
Commenting on allegations that her worker robbed her, Liz Anjorin said she does not regret closing down the shop because she stands to lose nothing.