I have always been passionate about the needy. If we all could reach out to the needy by contributing our own quota, then our country will be a bette… - Mabel Oboh

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I have always been passionate about the needy. If we all could reach out to the needy by contributing our own quota, then our country will be a better place.

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About Mabel Oboh

Mabel Akomu Oboh (18 April 1964), popularly known as Mabel Oboh, is a Nigerian broadcaster, actress, film producer and founder of the Mabeloboh Center For Save Our Stars.

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Birth Name: Mabel Akomu Oboh
Alternative Names: Mabel AKomu Oboh
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I am someone that long for happiness. Happiness means a lot to me and I am not interested in financial gains. It means absolutely nothing to me. We must work hard to survive and that is what we must do. One cannot buy happiness and I am grateful that I have that happiness today.

I joined the African Democratic Congress because of their ideology at a time when everything in me resisted politics. I couldn’t help but notice the political instability that was going on in Nigeria and in Edo State, hence my decision to join the ADC. For me, it was the only credible alternative.

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I am not a feminist. I believe that God created men and women to complement each other. Women need to be motivated. And that support is prime on my agenda. Women are the ones that give birth to the men in the first place so if we think that they are not giving us equal opportunities then, let us change the way we nurture them. In other words, it is time to work together as women. Hard work is what has gotten me to this stage in my life and women should emulate that.

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