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After seven years in UK jail, Lagos popular gold merchant bounces back

Funsho Akinwale by Funsho Akinwale
November 24, 2012
in Entertainment, Life and Style
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After seven years in UK jail, Lagos popular gold merchant bounces back
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Lagos high society lady, Aisha Guobadia, has bounced back after serving seven years jail term in a London, United Kingdom prison for a drug related offense.
The Edo State born society lady, who used to reside at Agbalajobi Estate, Ogba, Lagos State before her predicament, has since returned to the country to dabble into another business, especially repackaging herself after her former business collapsed.
Before she ran into troubled waters in the UK, Aisha was a purveyor of gold.
So much in demand was her gold that her shop was the toast of the mighty and affluent in the society, from the very top of the military hierarchy to the civil society.
Guobadia was not only the queen of gold business on Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos, she was known and respected in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Months after she returned, she is said to have been busy trying to bounce back and re-launch herself to the business circle and the high society where she rightfully belongs.
The society lady, who enjoys driving only SUVs, is now into interior decoration.
Her outfit is St Clair Ventures located on Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.
A close source, who craved anonymity, revealed that Guobadia would have loved to go back to her gold business but she is trying to put some finishing touches and re-establish herself back and better.

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  1. Citizen says:
    8 years ago

    Sometimes I begin to wonder the kind of journalism we have in Nigeria ! How is this a big headline story? Under what category of journalism is this? There are a lot more and better things to report about than talking about ex-convicts!

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