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Home»Entertainment»Why I would have been a prostitute today — Omotola Jalade
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Why I would have been a prostitute today — Omotola Jalade

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineMarch 7, 2023Updated:March 7, 2023No Comments
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One of Nollywood’s greatest, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, has revealed why she would have ended up in prostitution today.

Jalade-ekeinde, who has now relocated to the United States, revealed this an interview with Chude Jidenwo.

She told With #Chude: “I think everything I have been today, positively or negatively, was because of the death of my father.

“It affected me so much because I did not mourn my dad.

“I understand that I was his only child for a long time and my dad and I were very close.

“He was the manager of Lagos Country Club at the time.

“Many influential people come there and because of that, I started rolling with people of influence from a little age.

“When I was 13, they came to pick me up from school.

“I knew something was wrong and prayed that hope nothing has happened to my dad.

“When I got home, I realised my dad was dead.

“So going through that mental process, I didn’t know how to react and I didn’t know how I was feeling.

“I was just silent but now that I’m older, I think I really understand everything.

“So I just became emotionless and it has affected me till today.

“There is nothing anyone says to me that can move me.

“I am so confident in who I am and I don’t fear anyone.

“I don’t fear for my life.

“Probably I would have become a prostitute today.

“I was very desperate to do anything and said I would rather sell my body than for anybody to take my younger brother apart.”

Chude Jideonwo Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
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