Olajumoke Orisaguna, the Nigerian woman whose life took a dramatic turn after being discovered in a 2016 viral photoshoot with British rapper Tinie Tempah, is making a comeback in the media industry as a radio presenter.
The Cardinal Foundation, an initiative of Cardinal Broadcasting led by Mrs. Doja Allen, has officially announced its commitment to rehabilitate Olajumoke, supporting her in a new career path with City FM.
At a press conference held on Wednesday, Allen unveiled plans for Olajumoke to resume her education, undertake professional training at City Media Academy, and develop skills in radio presentation, news production, and digital content creation.
Upon completing her training, Olajumoke will begin hosting a new talk show, Kilon Shele, slated to premiere this Saturday on City 105.1 FM.
“We believe in second chances and the power of restoring lives,” said Allen. “Olajumoke’s journey is a testament to resilience and grace. We are determined to restore her dignity while inspiring others to chase their dreams.”
Olajumoke, who shot to fame as the “bread seller” following her viral image, expressed deep gratitude for the people who helped her through her struggles.
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“I thank Azuka Ogujiuba, who took me as her own child and stood by me, and TY Bello, who promised I wouldn’t return to selling bread. I also thank Adedoja Allen for her financial and emotional support, and Stanbic IBTC for covering my children’s school fees,” she said.
The journey, however, has not been without challenges. Olajumoke recounted her experiences of exploitation, particularly by Victoria Ekong, who she claimed took advantage of her inexperience and financially exploited her during the peak of her fame.
Azuka Ogujiuba, the Chief Executive of Mediaroom Hub, has vowed to assist Olajumoke in recovering from past financial mismanagement.
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