If there is any Nollywood actor who is been so disturbed about his marital status, it's no other person than the diminutive but talented actor, Osita Iheme popularly called Pawpaw in the movie world. Friends, family and fans of Pawpaw have practically embarked on night vigils on his behalf to ensure that God will intervene in his marital case and provide his missing rib for him.

Despite all the many years of hard work in Nollywood, fame and good name, the talented thespian who is in his mid thirties is still single and seriously searching for a soulmate.

Pawpaw not only committed all his heart in a relationship years back, but also sacrificed all; still the relationship crumbled like a poorly arranged cards.

Although his brother from another mother, Chinedu Ikedieze popularly known as Aki was fortunate to tie the knot last year, Pawpaw has not been so lucky when it comes to romance.

In a recent interview, Pawpaw opened up and felt bad that his friend, partner and associate is now married while he still in the institution of searching.

''I don't know when I will get married, but I know that when it is time, everybody will know about it. I cannot tell you this is the time. God is preparing the way for me and I am walking through that path. When I get there, everybody will know. I cannot tell you there is a particular girl now. There are girls all over the world. It is just for me to listen to God when He is talking to me and showing me the girl I should go for. When the time comes, I will pick a girl.” He said

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