The story of these three people’s extraordinary transformation from grass to grace should inspire everybody who is struggling and yearning for a better tomorrow.
People rising from obscurity to prominence isn’t uncommon, but there’s something remarkable about the three people I’m about to tell you about.
The three of them had one thing in common: they were all street hawkers. When grace found them, they were all going about their hawking routine.
This is the first person on the list.
Ayomide was a poor teenage orange salesman who met a man named Sunkanmi while selling his oranges. Sunkanmi, who wanted to buy oranges from Ayomide, requested that Ayomide perform a song for him.
- Ayomide
While Sunkanmi was recording him with his phone, Ayomide began singing a popular Tope Alabi song.
After a while, the video of Ayomide singing grew viral on the internet as it began to circulate.
Reverend Esther Abimbola Ajayi, the founder of The Love Of Christ Generation Church, later visited with Ayomide.
After meeting with this Reverend, Ayomide’s life changed for the better, as his schooling was financed and all of his needs were met.
Salle
Salle is a little girl who was recently removed from the streets after her extraordinary talent was recognized. Salle had finished selling her wares and was on her way home when she was approached by persons who wanted to interview her. She was asked to sing after telling them she could sing.
She sang to an instrumental and did a fantastic job. Tunde Ednut was the one who first shared the footage of her singing. She went on to become a viral phenomenon as a result of her actions.
She already has over 200k Instagram followers and is preparing to release her first formal studio project soon.
Olajumoke (Olajumoke)
The third individual on this list, Olajumoke, was likewise a hawker. She is a Yoruba woman who used to sell bread on the streets. Olajumoke’s life was turned upside down when she appeared in a celebrity’s photo.
Tinie Tempah, a British rapper, was featured in the photo, which was captured by famous photographer TY Bello.
TY Bello was looking through the images she had taken of Tinie Tempah.
When she came upon the one with Olajumoke in it, she decided to alter it.
TY Bellow thinks Jumoke could be a model because of the way she posed in the shot.
Jumoke’s poignant story made her famous once she was discovered by TY Bello.
She was awarded a scholarship and was offered modeling contracts by a few modeling agencies.
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