Nigerians are inquiring about the whereabouts of popular bread hawker –turned-model, Olajumoke Chris (Orisaguna), who rose to fame after unknowingly walking into a photo shoot session held by celebrity photographer, T.Y Bello, on the streets of Lagos.
Olajumoke became an overnight sensation shortly after the accidental exposure, which earned her the nickname “Nigerian Cinderella”.
The former hawker was gifted a five-year rent of a fully furnished apartment bankrolled by Sujimoto, a luxury apartment construction company.
Where Olajumoke’s story began
She also secured modelling contracts with e-commerce Company, Payporte, and Zenith Bakery.
The model was last seen on social media in June 2019 shortly after she changed her name to Olajumoke Chris, a confirmation that her relationship with Sunday Orisaguna was in troubled waters after allegations of infidelity trailed their union.
There were also claims that the mother of two was struggling financially after it was reported that she could not keep up with the payment of the luxury apartment she was occupying
Olajumoke also allegedly found out that she was being shortchanged by one of her former managers, Victoria Nkong, who allegedly gave her a paltry sum of N150,000 from a N2million naira contract.
Her last social media posts were made on June 3 2019 on Instagram and June 9 2019 on Twitter.
On April 11, 2019, Olajumoke urged her fans to subscribe to her Vlog, “Olajumoke Sauce” on YouTube.
Checks by An24.net showed that the last episode of the vlog posted a year ago had appeared on a YouTube account with only 100 followers, whereas previous episodes were posted on QtabyTV, the online channel of her management company, QtabyTV Events, owned by Nkong. An24.net reached out to the company for their comment on the whereabouts of the Nigerian Cinderella but no response was gotten as of the time of filing this report.
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