Ifu Ennada

"I like a strong man, someone who inspires me to be better and supports me (not with money) to achieve my dreams."

"Building yourself should come before actively chasing a lady that’s ‘trying for herself’."

"I’m free-spirited. I don’t take anything to heart, except it’s my career, humanity and relationship with God. I try to take life one step at a time, I have the biggest dreams and that’s really who I am. I am fun and I can be very serious at times. Altogether, I’m an amazing and interesting person."

"The thing is, at some point, you have to tell yourself this is not the life you want, surround yourself with materials that help to liberate and lift your spirit, and then you cry to God"

"There is a difference between being popular and being successful. Not every popular person is prosperous. What I feel should be their goal is to be prosperous in whatever they found themselves doing or wherever they found themselves. People should focus more on what they are working on and what they need to do to get to where they are going. Aspiring to be popular without any goal leads to disaster. Aspire to be prosperous and you will become popular"

"Everything I say or do is deliberate, but how people react to it is not my responsibility. I’m very expressive and bold. I am also kind and respectful, so I’d never do or say anything to hurt anyone, but the media has a way of twisting one’s words and action to make great headlines that’ll bring them more traffic."

"Over the years, the society we live in has constantly dragged women to the back of the line and made her feel she’s not enough when she’s the very giver of life here on earth. Women are so powerful, but we live in a world that has been made to feel like it belongs to men. A lot of ladies have been brainwashed into thinking that only men have the capacity to make wealth. This is why it’s important to continuously mentor women in business, especially the young ones just starting out and to make them understand the limitless power in them. I truly wish more women would be supportive of women. It’s truly sad that when you look around, you find out that there isn’t much unity amongst women, but I’m here to change all that in my own capacity as a public figure and celebrity entrepreneur."

"I would change the way the average Nigerian woman thinks; how she sees her fellow woman as competition. I would make them know that wealth is not exclusive to men. We women are so powerful but we don’t even know how much power we have and possess."