Temi Otedola, Tayo Aina, Others Reveal Brokest Moments

In the latest Youtube video uploaded by creator Korty EO, she spent the day hanging out with billionaire daughter, Temi Otedola, and during their hangout, Korty asked Temi Otedola what is the brokest she's ever been. Temi answered the question, and it also sparked the same question to begin circulating online and some celebrities including Tayo Aina and Victor Asemota responded. Here's what they all said.

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TEMI OTEDOLA:

One summer when I was 15, my mum basically said that this is the year we stop giving you pocket money so if you want any money for summer, you have to go and work. So that's the summer I went to work in retail stores. I did like three different retail stores like just folding clothes. And I would recommend that to any child because you really start learning the value of like a dollar. And you're like okay, me standing on this shop floor for these 12 hours, I've earned this money. So then that year, when I went to festivals with my friends, I was like okay, this is money earned. End of that summer, I had made $1,200. I was proud of that. So I would say that's the brokest I've been.

TAYO AINA:

In 2017, I was driving for Uber in Abuja and squatting with a friend who stayed in a room (a rented out gateman’s house) in Kubwa.

I only had N100 to my name cause Uber wasn’t paying and I was making zero money (most trips in Abuja were really cheap trips)

I used this money to buy Indomie from one Maisai guy behind our house. He ended up not washing the bowl he used to serve the food well and

I ended up forcing myself to eat badly cooked Indomie spiced with Omo detergent cause I was really hungry.

Il say that was one of the lowest and brokest points of my entire existence.

VICTOR ASEMOTA:

I have written about it here before. I was so hungry and broke after NYSC in Lagos that I almost stole money from a lady selling food outside our office. The very minute I was about to execute the act, my mum miraculously showed up.

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