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Premiumwriter:
It's not bitterness or hatred to ask how a person made the money they had.

If you must tell us how much you are worth, then you owe it to tell us how you got it.

Again it's not bitterness or hatred to know how a person made his/her wealth.

Well, In Nigeria Any Woman Can Be a Millionaire Starting From Age 10

jaybenugo:


https://igberetvnews.com/1388421/became-millionaire-age-18-omotola-jalade-ekeinde-speaks-early-marriage/

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CardiNice:
You became a millionaire doing what?
Nigeria journalist don't know how to ask questions, they just ask random questions.
If it was an intelligent person asking her questions, she will be ask to tell the world what she was doing that made her a millionaire at the age of 18.

Because i know that in the western world, every young millionaire In Europe or America has what he or she is doing that has turned them into a millionaire at a very young age. But NIGERIA is so different, you see a young rich guy or lady and you can't tell the job or business he or she does that has brought about the money and cars.

Omotola was a very hot actress na, herself, Olu Jacobs, his wife, Genevieve, RMD owned Nigeria's entertainment scene. I'm talking about 1995. She did the hottest movies back then with RMD, Ramsey Noah.

NwaAmaikpe:




Hanty millionaire.
No disrespect, but that is VERY less than likely.
At 18, you were relatively just a nobody who had just been fortunate enough to have been picked to feature in Violated.

Video clubs rented out Mortal Inheritance VHS tapes at 5Naira per day, while it cost 50naira to buy the same movie!
So can you tell me how you were a millionaire at 18?
How?

Movie roles at the time cost about 20thousand
to 40thousand naira and that was for lead actors like Liz Benson, Teco Benson, Ramsey Noah, Olu Jacobs and Regina Askia.
Genevieve began entering that class and all she got was envy.

But what if NwaAmaikpe is wrong and you truly were a millionaire at 18, shouldn't you be ashamed that at almost 50, no one or verrrrry few people outside your immediate family can say you lifted them to their peak?

How has your millions impacted the lives of the people you are trying to motivate with this fable?
How many scholarships are in your name?
Asides clout chasing, how many hospital bills in the South East and South South have been taken care of courtesy of you?

If you are a thrillionaire, you are an imaginary thrillionaire in your own pocket.
People like this should go and ask Akon what it means to be successful or rich. It's useless if it benefits no one but you.

While the ignorant hail you, people like myself in my insanest state will not recommend you as a distant role model to anyone.

She doesn't owe anything to anyone outside her family. Scholarship keh.

nams77:

E no shock you

dawnomike:
The poster above me is pathetic... He/she needs Deliverance from his mindset.

shut the fvck up man. He's super right!

Ammishaddai:
She did not tell you what she did to earn her "millions " yet you can vouch for her? Please be wise abeg

Likewise you my dear, she never told you she sleeps around, never make a baseless and unverified comment. Happy Sunday

ArcSEMPECJ:
This lady has been in the industry since she was younger, handled major roles as well , and back then there is still a bit of decency in the profession.....

Guess she made clean money then than sharing her body.....

Emmanuella is equally a reference, don't come and say she was a harlot at her 12yrs if she shows you her acct details.....

Focus is the key and destiny as well......

We all can see Emmanuella's rise...

Can't say the same for the time period she's quoting.

At the currency rate obtainable in the early-mid 90's, being a millionaire through her role in film at the said time looks improbable.

In line with previous comments, dropping a gargantuan statement with no supporting evidence, is at best mischievous!!!

More so for someone of her stature.


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NwaAmaikpe:




Hanty millionaire.
No disrespect, but that is VERY less than likely.
At 18, you were relatively just a nobody who had just been fortunate enough to have been picked to feature in Violated.

Video clubs rented out Mortal Inheritance VHS tapes at 5Naira per day, while it cost 50naira to buy the same movie!
So can you tell me how you were a millionaire at 18?
How?

Movie roles at the time cost about 20thousand
to 40thousand naira and that was for lead actors like Liz Benson, Teco Benson, Ramsey Noah, Olu Jacobs and Regina Askia.
Genevieve began entering that class and all she got was envy.

But what if NwaAmaikpe is wrong and you truly were a millionaire at 18, shouldn't you be ashamed that at almost 50, no one or verrrrry few people outside your immediate family can say you lifted them to their peak?

How has your millions impacted the lives of the people you are trying to motivate with this fable?
How many scholarships are in your name?
Asides clout chasing, how many hospital bills in the South East and South South have been taken care of courtesy of you?

If you are a thrillionaire, you are an imaginary thrillionaire in your own pocket.
People like this should go and ask Akon what it means to be successful or rich. It's useless if it benefits no one but you.

While the ignorant hail you, people like myself in my insanest state will not recommend you as a distant role model to anyone.

In my opinion, If Omotola was truly a millionaire at 18, then her son who is already 18 now should be a millionaire. She should be ashamed to tell the world that her 18 year old son doesn't have his own money. We all know that becoming a millionaire in the 90s was more difficult than becoming a millionaire now. If I became a millionaire at 18, doing something noble and genuine, then my own child should become a billionaire at 18 doing the same or similar thing I did.
It is either Omotola is lying to the world that she was a millionaire at 18, or maybe she became a millionaire doing the kind of work that she can't allow her own child to do.

fallacy of highest order

no jobless or lazy woman should think about marriage

smh for the ladies insulting guys for asking how she made her millions at 18, its ur type that your daughters will be in school and be sending you money and you'll collect without asking how she got it

At what age did she begin to act movies? Her early movies where Mortal inheritance and Ijele(not sure I get the spelling right ). So how much was she paid way back 1997 for mortal inheritance to play the role of a sickle cell survivor in love with free amata.

I pity people who lie and youth read all these things and get depressed putting unnecessary pressure on themselves forgetting we all have our individual life path and destiny.

They won't come out to say how they sleep around and other shady things they do for wealth and fame. Even the Nigerian system celebrates those with money not those striving to live honest lives.

dangotesmummy:
you cannot compare 15 year Olds of the 80s and 15 year Olds of now.those days 15 year Olds were matured and carried family responsibilities.they were also resilient.theyre completely different from 15 year Olds who cannot save , discipline themselves or cut down on their expenses to reach a goal within 3years

Madam....

In Naija of early to mid 90's......save and scrimp, still carrying family natter for Una head - - - become millionaire - - - - na polished Lie be that..

You do business - - please wich kind

Clitocurrency dey differ.. Depending on whose dk you're humping....
You get correct one wey dey throway money ya side, no need to fill diary with different names and dates... even husband- pelot will look the other way.

Na today e start that... Alhaji dey sponsor wedding of sidechick and not-so-clueless fiance.



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Seriously I expect OmoT to know better.. You're dropping that statement,, support with evidence.. Not in today's world of 2 for a dollar motivational speaker who at best are empty drums or at worst recycled runners or Y-Y specialists

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dangotesmummy:
lol smh

You know I'm saying the truth, deep down.

wirinet:


. In the 90s naira was about N25 to the dollar, short time was about N500 and all night was about N2,500 max. So for an 18 year old to sleep her way to millions would extraordinary amount of sleeping.

Abeg.. What's the going rate now

Thanks from another brother.


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Madame, it is better to keep silence, that exposed like that, what job you do to be millionaire at 18?? Actress, prostituate or what, even this job can't make you millionaire.

dawnomike:
The poster above me is pathetic... He/she needs Deliverance from his mindset.

Did they lie? 90% of Nigerian actors and actresses are prostitutes. They sell themselves to government officials and businessmen and come and form “success” to deceive small children.

She should explain what she did at that age to be a “millionaire”

dawnomike:
The poster above me is pathetic... He/she needs Deliverance from his mindset.

Fool is his second name. Mschewww.

Samakus:


You know I'm saying the truth, deep down.

nope it's not.just got tired of typing

Tedpgrass:



Madam....

In Naija of early to mid 90's......save and scrimp, still carrying family natter for Una head - - - become millionaire - - - - na polished Lie be that..

You do business - - please wich kind

Clitocurrency dey differ.. Depending on whose dk you're humping....
You get correct one wey dey throway money ya side, no need to fill diary with different names and dates... even husband- pelot will look the other way.

Na today e start that... Alhaji dey sponsor wedding of sidechick and not-so-clueless fiance.



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Seriously I expect OmoT to know better.. You're dropping that statement,, support with evidence.. Not in today's world of 2 for a dollar motivational speaker who at best are empty drums or at worst recycled runners or Y-Y specialists

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so the husband will know she's a high class prostitute and still go ahead and marry her, right?

Nigerian Journalist hmmm, sometimes i wonder did she arrage the question for you

MrIcredible:

Is this one normal?
Must she help anyone?
Can't anyone work to become a millionaire too?
Nigerians and their miserable entitlement mentality...

Amala
Ewedu
gbegiri.

dawnomike:
The poster above me is pathetic... He/she needs Deliverance from his mindset.

He is right though. If you were born in the 80's and 90's you'd know that she and Genevieve were very popular for sleeping with Governors and wealthy men for favours or benefits. Their escapades weren't hidden. Even magazines and newspapers carried the news back then.

Not to mention the one that took it in the butt and got houses and millions of dollars. The streets know

millionaire at 18

can she swear that since she married she has not sucked another guys dick?

WUdec:


He is right though. If you were born in the 80's and 90's you'd know that she and Genevieve were very popular for sleeping with Governors and wealthy men for favours or benefits. Their escapades weren't hidden. Even magazines and newspapers carried the news back then.

Not to mention the one that took it in the butt and got houses and millions of dollars. The streets know

dont mind those kids. they will be arguing with their grand fathers on nairaland

What is wrong with Nigerians?! You became a millionaire at 18 without telling us how? You started ‘work’ at 15 & by 18, you were already a ‘MILLIONAIRE’?
Only a fool will believe this usual Nigerian success story rubbish.

All said,the main question remained unasked,unaswered: what were u doing that made u a millionaire at 18?
Still,i like ur mindset about marriage.

NwaAmaikpe:




Hanty millionaire.
No disrespect, but that is VERY less than likely.
At 18, you were relatively just a nobody who had just been fortunate enough to have been picked to feature in Violated Mortal Inheritance because you looked sickly skinny enough to play the role of a sickle cell patient.

Video clubs rented out Mortal Inheritance VHS cassettes at 5Naira per day, while it cost 50naira to buy the same movie!
So can you tell me how you were a millionaire at 18?
How?

Movie roles at the time cost about 20thousand
to 40thousand naira and that was for lead actors like Liz Benson, Teco Benson, Ramsey Noah, Olu Jacobs and Regina Askia.
Genevieve began entering that class and all she got was envy.

But what if NwaAmaikpe is wrong and you truly were a millionaire at 18, shouldn't you be ashamed that at almost 50, no one or verrrrry few people outside your immediate family can say you lifted them to their peak?

How has your millions impacted the lives of the people you are trying to motivate with this fable?
How many scholarships are in your name?
Asides clout chasing, how many hospital bills in the South East, South West and South South have been taken care of courtesy of you?

If you are a thrillionaire, you are an imaginary thrillionaire in your own pocket.
People like this should go and ask Akon what it means to be successful or rich. It's useless if it benefits no one but you.

While the ignorant hail you, people like myself in my insanest state will not recommend you as a distant role model to anyone.

This message isn't for her alone...so I don't expect unnecessary counter. But then, the world is what it is.

greypencils:
People seem to forget that 1mil as at then is not 1 mil as at now. The valuë of 1 mil in the 90's is no less than 10mil now. So Madame done get 10mil for account at age 18? I dônt think so.

my uncle has an 18 flat upstairs built in the early nineties with less than 5million.if omotala had 1 million in the nineties,it means, she was probably the richest actress as at then and should have at least a built house of her own or a very big business that should be well known.I believe, it's a motivational speaking gone wrong

dammyBoxes:

Don't mind the idiots.
$450 was just about N12000 then. About N22 to $1 then.
So how could she be a millionaire with that kind of pay?

I just taya o.1 million as at early 90's is more than 50million of today cuz,a bag of cement wasn't up to 400 naira then