olajumoke Orisaguna
Now it appears she is wrecking the fairy tale that has been a source of motivation for many Nigerians who aspire to gain such an opportunity, which can be attributed to nothing but luck
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Olajumoke Orisaguna for Layo G
As model, Olajumoke Orisaguna continue her upward climb to stardom, Nigerians are now getting critical of her new personality and the endangerment associated with it.
The model recently took pictures exposing her body. This has not impressed a lot of people who read about her as they feel her status as a married woman negates the intricacy of being a model.
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Olajumoke Orisaguna exposes body
(Naija Daily News)
A female undergraduate from the University of Lagos, Nneka Ibemesi said, ”No matter the amount of money, she will make from the model, she needs education to enable her know her left from right,"
"Without education, she will not go far and as it is people are just telling her what to do, the day she demands for what she really wants, her career will end,"
"I guess people just want to use her illiteracy to make money and gain publicity."
Since she started making headlines, many people had predicted that her stardom might be short-lived as she does not have the proper training to sustain where she has been placed.
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Olajumoke Orisaguna for "The Redress" feature in the latest issue of Mania Magazine
A former Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan,Reuben Abati wrote of the 'Nigerian Cinderella', an article that expressed fears and doubt over the genuinity of those who have flocked around her pretending to be brand managers.
He views it as a vain effort to enrich themselves with money and popularity as the model has not been given the proper training.
Speaking concerning the model's body revealing pictures, Mrs Deborah Mathew said, "This is not the type of modelling we are talking about for a married woman,”
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Olajumoke Orisaguna getting prepped
(LIB)
"What example is she creating for youths like her and her environment; you can see how her boobs and thighs are showing,"
”Posterity will not forgive her for that because the children will see it and might emulate her and she cannot advise them because she is guilty."
She might soon begin to lose the empathy shown to her because of the identity shift she is currently undergoing, as the appeal for this fortunate woman was because luck had smiled on her, turning her from poverty stricken to being wealthy, causing admiration from observers.
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Olajumoke Orisaguna and Tinie Tempah
(Ty Bello)
This has offered a sort of motivation to people who listened to her story.
Now it appears she is wrecking the fairy tale that has been a source of motivation for many Nigerians who aspire to gain such an opportunity, which can be attributed to nothing but luck.
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