Jumoke the Breadseller: From Fame to New Chapter - Jumoke Orisaguna | Adedoja Allen | Ruth Osime

[@PhrederickOkoka]

The fact that Azuka and TY Belo stands with her through thick and thin is quite refreshing. Azuka still took her to a new place where she can actualize a new dream of becoming an OAP, she truly is an angel. Thank TY Belo, thanks Azuka, thanks City FM and thanks Arise TV

[@martinsnkomo3467]

Its like the Nigeria I knew is coming back. It gladdens my heart to hear an igbo Azuka play a major role in jumoke's life,.......A better Nigeria is possible with the OBIDIENTS MOVEMENT

[@tescobar2001]

Sorry this is not obedient dream. Stop misleading Nigerians.

[@abbiiio]

⁠@@tescobar2001IT IS the Obidient movements dream. So you think Obi wants discord amongst all the tribes in Nigeria ba so you think he would want to be a president of a disunited Nigeria ba? My dear remove hate from your mind it would help you or anybody

[@smartuwaje955]

She’s truly gifted . Was already carried away and looking forward to her show .

[@beneoruwariye8857]

Thank you for being there for her.

[@mojisalewon9476]

Thank you Azuka and TY Bello God bless you abundantly in Jesus

[@oluremitalabi6849]

Azuka, TY Bello, Doja Allen God bless you abundantly IJMN 🙏

[@ativiejonathan3705]

Her testimony shows everyday there's a possibility of miracle .

[@pastorgbengajohnsonrccgope9307]

Thanks to the lady that interpreted for Jumoke. Translating from Yoruba to English language is not an easy task. Thanks to Jumoke for sharing her story with us and for letting us the danger of ojukokoro.

[@flaimzypolymath4246]

We all need some Azuka, TY Bello and Doja Allen in our lives.

[@pmsltd5720]

God Bless this woman who took her up again. Sure she can rise again

[@Lokossousylvain]

This City FM CEO is my main inspiration here. God bless her

[@douglastim863]

Congrats. People have to learn from you. Jummy, you will make it. Thanks for her helper.

[@joshuadaniels3734]

Such a phenomenal soul @madam Adedoja Allen! Kudos to Azuka and TY Bello.

[@mike001a]

Good story thanks to all that have truly supported this lady. For those criminal managers my word for them all is what goes round comes around.

[@benjamingbemisola8256]

She's a lucky lady who God is intentionally about and God intentionally place all these beautiful people in her life to nurture her. God bless them all, it's a shame some took advantage of her but hey.. lessons learnt and she will sure rise again even stronger and better for it's not over!

[@olusijidaviesfasan10]

God has really given heer a second chance through Azuka and her team.May God bless them all.

[@buchiokwuofu151]

I love her sincerity by admitting that greed was part of what made her leave Azuka to Victoria.

[@uniquepearl4437]

So much lessons to learn from her story. I hope and pray that ppll stop taking advantage of the vulnerable (the wicked lady, Victoria should be called out), the radio station that employed her and other teams will be fair to her. I think Jumokę can still have a bakery on the side, since that is what she knows very well. I’m so happy for her second chance.

[@progressonyema8794]

She is a natural hustler, and the name “Jumoke the bread seller” could've been the most influential bread-making brand this country has ever seen.

[@carlmicchannel7581]

The truth is that greediness played a major role in her downfall than being an illiterate..thank God for Azuka and Ty Bello who didn’t abandon her

[@uniquepearl4437]

I agree but let’s be honest, if you are given two contracts to choose from, you’ll likely go for the highest not minding who orchestrate it. The lesson we all should learn is principle, loyalty among others…..

[@carlmicchannel7581]

@ if you know me you will know that I’m not that kind of a person that can be easily manipulated or swayed by money, if you understood her story, she didn’t get the two contracts at the same time no! Because Azusa was travelling her major manager, she handed her over to Victoria pending on when she returned from UK. If I were in her shoes I will asked the lady to wait so that I can discuss with the person who handed me over to her simple. Anyways she had learnt her lesson. For me I have nothing to learn in her story I only saw a greedy person whom God decided to teach lesson on how not to bite the finger that fed her

[@CharlesWhite-b6h]

Please boss don't be too hard on her It could have happened to anybody Her rise to fame was too instant She wasn't prepared at all So many people will come for her just for their own personal benefits Its unfortunate that she fell for their antics Now she has learnt her lessons and now knows that its not always greener on thebother side

[@uniquepearl4437]

@@carlmicchannel7581 If you are responding to my comment, I was speaking generally and not referring to you as an individual.

[@folukewilliams8266]

Thanks so much God bless you for all you do I appreciate you

[@akinkunmiakinpelu6263]

Jumoke's present plight highlights Nigerians' slap-dash approach to handling everything. We're always putting the cart before the horse. What were Azuka and Victoria thinking? The first step, should have been for Azuka and Victoria to encourage Jumoke to become functionally literate for a start.

[@adebilaadebola5141]

May God continue to uphold you guys endeavour in life as you're giving her second chance ijn amen 🙏 🙌

[@douglastim863]

Congrats. People have to learn from you. Jummy, you will make it.

[@georgeblueschell8117]

SHE DOES NOT NEED TO SPEAK YORUBA AND SOMEONE INTERPETING, SHE CAN SIMPLY SPEAK PIGEON ENGLISH WHICH EVERY NIGERIAN UNDERSTANDS.

[@HellORhighwaters]

No b everybody sabi speak even pidgin. There is nothing wrong with the Language she speaks.

[@ethelmba2707]

Exactly, I have seen her speak English in other interviews

[@NkValvette2023]

This Jumoke is born a great person. God is really planning out something great for her. Is she the only vulnerable person or story we've heard so far. Jummy please don't misuse this opportunity dear.

[@tescobar2001]

Using our local languages to say our story is the right way to go. Speaking and writing in English is not an expressions of ones level of intelligence.

[@mojisalewon9476]

God bless the interpreter too

[@GTravelsForHats]

This interviewer thought that JUMOKE is a total mumu by asking her how much did she get paid from her recent modeling job at Lekki. JUMOKE displayed that she don SMART now by not responding and truning her face away from interviewer asking that ridiculous question. WHY does interviewer ask such ridiculously personal question in the first place ? ? Does the interviewer herself expose how much her own salary is on public television for the world to hear ? ? Come on, that's very unprofessional and dumb ! !

[@bukolayussuf862]

Thank you I thought I was the only one that noticed that. Even at the beginning of the interview her introduction was really bad saying Jumoke is barely illiterate. We all know that but she needs to calm down just wishy washy her anyhow.

[@OlawaleQuadriOgunsola]

Nice show. The only advice I have is to speak pure Yoruba in the allocated program. That, itself, could carve a niche for her.

[@DemohComedy]

I don't think that'll make much impact. Arise is an international platform hence people with divers languages bound by English watches. Having a Yoruba interview might limit the potential attention and intervention she needs.

[@mojisalewon9476]

God bless City FM

[@AjibolaOgunleye]

wow what a great program by Jumoke

[@akinkunmiakinpelu6263]

Eight years have been enough to make Jumoke a functionally literate person. What exactly have Jumoke's handlers done with her?

[@o.i909]

If you're a parent watching this clip, please try as possible to give your children a good education. Also, children watching this should not play with education. It is of great importance. You all know why I said this.

[@SAMUELEMMANUEL-ng4iu]

Thank God for her life 🙏

[@joelogbeifun939]

When your time comes, protocols will be put on hold

[@BloodyNigerian]

God bless you. Salawa Abeni, I think, also did adult learning.

[@tunjitade2792]

It is not right how the presenter is looking at her, her hand gestures and all. She is a fellow human being and she deserves to be treated with some more dignity.

[@oliviaokeke5723]

Exactly. The interpretation tire me self. As they are not doing a good job telling us what she is saying

[@glennnkanang992]

The interpretation is a very shortened and abridged version of what she's saying. Except you understand Yoruba, then you'd be largely lost.

[@paulineosaghae2979]

They should try and send her to School to read and write English. Very important.

[@AjibolaOgunleye]

Asuka nah Angel to Jumoke

[@tayobibi]

They should stop calling her bread seller. A lot Nigerian music artist are known criminals before in their past like naira Marley and burna boy being arrested on multiple occasions in the Uk, but their not tagged with such after their success. Please stop calling her bread seller. Call her Jumoke the model.

[@alukooluseun8661]

Carriage is important .....she shouldn't have jeopardized that opportunity they gave her to go to adult school

[@FortuneFocus01]

So this girl still no sabi speak English.. I thought she went to school after the discovery.😮

[@alukooluseun8661]

She said the school was too far😅🤭...Good excuse

[@akinkunmiakinpelu6263]

Moreover, Arise TV has messed up a beautiful opportunity for the Nigerian public to catch up on how well Jumoke has been doing. There's broadcast technology available to super-impose a voice-over in English on whatever Jumoke says. Arise can surely do better.

[@ijeomachinny2459]

Interpreter weldon oo mchwwwww

[@kevo7ful]

Jumoke can’t speak English very well, which we understand but she knows how to use “F**ck up”. And the anchor Ruth Osime was very professional on how she handled Jumoke’s flippancy.

[@creativity3581]

The Victoria part of the story is the bad influence as they took advantage of her illiteracy

[@ethelmba2707]

I dont know how this is greed if her current manager Azuka was travelling, she needa someone else to work with🤷‍♀️

[@kolawoleolowo3951]

This lady interpreting seems too refined for it. Even she couldn't capture the right Yoruba words for Jumoke to understand. Oga o. 😂

[@supernewafrica4210]

Why are you still describing her as “bread seller”? She could have been and it is good to tell the story in order to encourage others but she is now a model.

[@jcjohnson628]

Why can't she learn to speak English? Her communication is limited unnecessarily when she can easily learn to speak English.

[@tobiadeniji6630]

Even interpreter sef no sabi speak Yoruba lol

[@obafemiadeyemi]

Dey play. The woman did well.

[@DemohComedy]

She did very very well bruv

[@Mfon2250]

I am sure the young lady can speak pidgin. This “basically” translation of a long statement into a one-liner is unprofessional. Thumbs down.

[@Zaramoku]

That a young woman of this generation is incapable of speaking English or even broken English is deplorable, that has to be why opportunities dried up for her, no serious entrepreneur has time to waste waiting on an interpreter -- I am not even going to finish watching this because the interpreting scheme is annoying. Next time, interview her in broken English, if she can speak it; if she can't, then she doesn't belong in the limelight.