Roselyn Ngissah, a Ghanaian actress, has said that she quit her banking job to pursue her acting career and has no regrets.
Roselyn stated that she had always wished to be one of the country’s most recognized filmmakers. She went on to say that as a teenager, one of her aspirations was to be an actress. Roselyn Ngissah described how she quit the bank job to join the acting troupe.
In an interview with Graphic Showbiz in 2008, Roselyn described an opportunity she had: “I performed my national service at the Merchant Bank, now the Universal Merchant Bank (UMB), and after that, I had the possibility to be a full-time banker, but I chose acting.” “I’ve always wanted to be an actor, and I don’t regret my choice.”
“I was educated to be cautious with money; I was taught not to trust anyone when it came to money because it might be enticing.” The banking industry also taught me how to maintain a proper demeanor and appearance at all times. It has influenced my thoughts and the way I conduct my life now, “she continued.
Roselyn Ngissah is a Ghanaian actress who was born in Ghana to Ghanaian parents but grew up in Lagos, Nigeria, where she received her primary education.
Roselyn has appeared in several films, including Adams Apple, Away Bus, Somewhere in Africa, Side Chic Gang, 4 Play, Princess Tyra, and many more.
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