Ghanaian actress, Adobea has shared that if you see her being enrolled in any university in Ghana, it is not because she wants to become a doctor, a pilot, a teacher or be in any white collar field.
The teen actress disclosed in interview with the CEO of GH Page, Rashad Emmanuel that she would be attending a university, however, he dream is different from the average Ghanaian.
According to Adobea, she has never thought of becoming a doctor, teacher, Pilot or being in the white collar field, noting that she wants to be an actress, hence, attaining a university degree would only make her more professional.
The actress compared the salary people who are into white collar jobs make to that of what entertainers make, insisting that the latter is more lucrative.
“My vision isn’t about being a pilot or doctor ooo. My dream is to become an actress and I thinking adding the school will only make me go far but peoooe don’t understand me. What many people in the entertainment industry make is more than that of a doctor, I can boldly state. So, I don’t want to become a doctor or teacher”, she said.
She added that “The kind of money Nana Ama McBrown has is more than that of a doctor or a teacher. That is how it is. So I want to become a professional actress and go far in the field”.
Source:
www.ghpage.com