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Actress Omotola ventures into real estate in U.S.

Veteran Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, has announced that she has ventured into the real estate business in Arizona, United States.

Omotola, popularly known as Omosexy, made this known via a video shared on her Instagram page over the weekend.

The famous actress, while speaking in the video, said her property in Glendale, Arizona is the beginning of her real estate journey.

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“I’m going right now to the property in Glendale. This is the beginning of my real estate journey,” she said.

She shared the video alongside pictures with the caption: “Hello, insta. Long time No post. As you know, Real Estate and Entertainment are what I do. A little sneak peek. More soon.”

Omotola studied Estate Management at Yaba College of Technology, Lagos State.

The actress, who is married to a pilot, Matthew Ekeinde, has since been living in Los Angeles, California, United States with three of her children, Meraiah, Micheal, and Mathew Jnr.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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