Famous media personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu calls fame "a necessary evil" that comes with having a public continue Reading
During an appearance on Beauty Tukura and Prince Nelson's co-hosted Channels TV show Rubbin' Minds, he made this revelation.
The BBNaija presenter frequently said that he never actively sought stardom and does not appreciate it.
Even though he acknowledged the advantages of celebrity, Ebuka said that, given the chance, he would choose to put more emphasis on his job and the financial benefits it offers than the perks of fame.
His words are;
"I never sought out fame. I've never sought stardom. I've never really kind of flourished there. I'm not the type of man to make things public so they may be discussed. Therefore, if you hear me mentioned frequently, it's probably because of my work. It's not because I engaged in activity unrelated to my job.
"I don't think I ever truly loved fame that much, much alone relished it. I mean, I can never argue against the fact that it has its advantages. But I also recognize that it is a necessary evil that goes along with having a public job.
"However, if I had a choice, I would choose the career that paid more."
But if you gave me the choice, I would choose the career with the associated income above becoming famous.