Ghanaian actress, Martha Ankomah, has refuted all claims o wanting to get married.

According to the actress, she's not in a rush because she is fully aware that the Almighty God will make all things beautiful in His own time. Martha admitted that she's very calm about it although she knows that the Ghanaian society would love to see her become more anxious of the union.

She explained this in an interview with TV presenter Nana Adwoa Sarkodie on IG live. The affluent actress stated that the pressure put on women to get married is one of the major reasons that they tie the knot with the wrong people and eventually turn out to be unhappy mothers.

In her own words, marriage is not for the fun of it but to build a life. She declared that no amount of criticism will force her into marriage until it's her proper time. 

“People usually say a lot of things to me with regards to marriage. But the Bible says all things work together for good to them that love God and also in His time, He makes all things beautiful."

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"So I believe when its God’s time, I’ll get married. Delay doesn’t mean denial. God reserves the best for his children. Remember, it’s not about just getting married, what is important is to be happily married. So you don’t just marry for marrying sake” she said.

Ankomah was born in Accra, Ghana, as the first-born of her single mother, Ankomah recalled encountering several challenges during her childhood. She is an alumna of Adabraka Presbyterian Junior High School, Labone Senior High School, and Jayee University College.

In 2014, Ankomah signed an endorsement deal with Vitamilk Viora. Dusk Capital Limited, a Ghanaian Investment Bank in 2017 revealed Ankomah as its brand ambassador. She has worked with Globacom since 2018 as a brand ambassador. In 2018, Ankomah was named the brand ambassador for Ghana Textiles Printers' (GTP) new fabric 'Adepa Dumas'.

Martha Ankomah Foundation was launched in 2016, a social organization founded by Ankomah to provide health awareness, child care support programs, livelihood empowerment, and community development projects.

Martha through her foundation has donated stationery and other learning materials to many deprived communities including school children at Ackrobon in the Awutu Senya District. 

The foundation works together with Autism Ambassadors to develop autism awareness and support children living with autism.