“Harrysong never paid me N400k to dance” – Viral bread seller, Olajumoke spills

• Nedu Wazobia invited Olajumoke to the Honest Bunch podcast, where she shared her past experiences.

• She disclosed the abuse she allegedly suffered in her marriage while trying to maintain her public image.

Online sensation Olajumoke Orisaguna, who recently expressed her aspiration to return to education, has garnered attention following the sharing of her poignant narrative.

Olajumoke was a guest on the Honest Bunch podcast hosted by Nedu Wazobia, where she discussed her past experiences.

This revelation follows her account of the abuse she allegedly endured during her marriage while striving for recognition in the public eye.

In the latest video, the model emphasized that she was never compensated for her performance to Nigerian singer Harrysong’s track ‘Chacha’, among other disclosures.

This statement, however, raises questions as it contrasts with a post on her social media where she claimed the singer had sent her N400,000. In a now-deleted post, she stated:

So I woke up today & decided to be happy and look what God did? Bros @iamharrysong just sent me N400000 for play when I dey play. Plsss help me thank him oh, you don’t know what this means to me right now ???????? I will dance Chacha everyday for the rest of this year???????? #positivevibes forever #chach.”

The emotional video has since spread across social media, eliciting a variety of reactions. Olajumoke also conveyed her regret over her lack of education and how it has been exploited against her.

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Reacting to the post…

@thefoodnetworknig2: “School is not a s cam after all. Feel so sorry for her.”

@chidinma_buchi: “Those criticizing her English, please do better! We all know her story.”

@agirlnamedyomi___: “Whatever you do in this life, learn how to read and write!! It’s very important!! They used her and left !! So painful”

@jimmyfixdesigns: “What if Harry paid but her manager lied to her?”

@_oyiza: “Harrysong is always being called out for WRONG THINGS! Everytime.”

@glowbymo_organicskincarepalace: “Her story was the best of inspiration then, how come it got worse and not better.”

@antobaybeh: “Education is important… Her lack of education limited her and that’s why she was taken advantage of.”