Olajumoke Orisaguna, widely known as the Lagos bread seller who became famous in 2016, has revealed the challenges she faced after losing her fame.
Jumoke, now making a fresh start as a broadcaster, shared her story during a recent event organized by the Cardinal Foundation.
Beyond Boders recalls that Jumoke rose to stardom after renowned photographer TY Bello discovered her during a photo shoot in Lagos. Her transformation from a bread seller to a model inspired many Nigerians and made headlines across the country.
However, her success took a bad turn four years ago when she lost her wealth and public attention due to alleged fraud by her former manager.
At the event titled “The Comeback of Olajumoke (Oni Bredi),” Jumoke said, “I really suffered and lost everything. She took me to South Africa twice for a documentary, but I had to pay for our flights and accommodation. When we returned to Nigeria, she only gave me N50,000. I had no money, nothing. I lost everything. I started calling people for food.”
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Jumoke expressed deep gratitude to TY Bello and Azuka Ogujiuba, the CEO of Media Room Hub, who helped her during her tough times.
“Aunty Azuka paid my rent, furnished a shop for me, and regularly sent me foodstuffs and money to take care of my daughters. It was that bad.
Jumoke also thanked Mrs. Adedoja Allen, CEO of City FM and founder of Cardinal Foundation, for giving her a new chance in broadcasting. With help from Ogujiuba, Mrs. Allen offered her a role to rebuild her life and career.
Jumoke concluded by saying she had learned from her past mistakes and would stick with people who genuinely care for her.
