Ifu Ennada Shares Emotional Story of Her Life

Ifu Ennada Shares Emotional Story of Her Life.

The Former Big Brother Naija star, Iheme Faith Uloma aka Ifu Ennada has shared her childhood struggles with her fans on social media and her journey to becoming who she is today.

The reality TV star revealed that she and her family had to relocate to the village twice as living conditions in the, Lagos to be specific was insurmountable.

Sharing a throwback photo of herself, she revealed that she starved a lot and in the village, she helplessly watch her younger brother die before her due to lack of money to provide her quality healthcare.

She wrote:

 “Progress Report Before You Say God Has Not Been Good To You, Look At What He Saved You From!

In My Old Picture, I Was Dried Up From Starvation, Not The Sickness, Pure Starvation, But You Can See The Smile On My Face And The IPad In My Hand – A Sign That Hope Was/Is Still Alive And That I Was Still Working.

Some Things That Got Me Through My Very Tough Days Were; Thinking Of A Great Future, Dreaming Gigantic Dreams, And Working Towards Achieving Them.

I Was Born With “No Spoon” At All And Moved Back To The Village Twice When We Couldn’t Afford To Live In Lagos Anymore. It Was In The Village I Helplessly Watched My Younger Brother Die In Front Of Me Because We Were So Poor We Couldn’t Afford Good Healthcare…

I’ve Been Working My A$$ Off Since I Was 15 And Have Always Had To Work Hard For Every Single Thing I Have, Maybe This Is Why I Take Life Too Seriously Sometimes.

I Call Myself “Ifu Ennada”, Which Means “Nothing Is Impossible With God”. I Do Not Take God’s Grace for Granted and Will Always Have Faith in Him, No Matter How Things Get or How Many Times I Cry.

I’m Writing All These to Motivate Someone Out There Who Might Be on the Verge of Giving Up!

Pls, Don’t! Think of Me as God’s Sign to You That Things Will Fall into Place Someday!

This Year Alone I Have Lost More Than I Can Count, I Have Been Depressed and Went Bald From Stress-Induced Alopecia (My @Beautifuennada)”