People expect me to be pompous -Winner

Winner

Winner is now a recognized celebrity due to her participation in Project Fame West Africa 2016 where she did so well that she ended up in the sixth position that earned her N500,000. OSEYIZA OOGBODO BLOG met her recently and she spoke about her plans for her career after Project Fame.

How do you feel as a finalist of Project Fame West Africa 2016?

I feel overwhelmed, I feel opportune, and I feel very, very privileged.

Coming into the competition, what was your plan? Was it to win?

Note: This is an excerpt of the Oseyiza Oogbodo bestseller, I Don’t Care My Life’s Under Threat, which is available as an eBook on Amazon.

Get your copy now: https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Care-Lifes-Under-Threat-ebook/dp/B0CPLXN16H



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