Nollywood actress Omobolarinde Akinyanju, better known as Ashabi, is officially entering her entrepreneurial era with the launch of her store.
The movie star announced on her Instagram page that she has finally opened her walk-in store for fashion and clothing accessories.
An emotional Ashabi said she was short of words because her heart was so filled with joy. She said she was rooting so big for herself and trusting God on that. Expressing gratitude to her Maker, she thanked him for where she is coming from and where He is taking her.
“I did it, yes, GOD did.
GOD, I’m grateful for your mercy so far. Thank you for where I’m coming from, thank you for where I am today, and thank you for where you are taking me because I believe it’s a greater place.
Actually short of words cox my heart is so filled with joy right now. rooting so big for myself and trusting GOD on that.
I’m glad to announce that @simple_wardrobe1 now has a walk-in store. We’re back and better. May God enlarge us as we embark on this journey.
Pls follow our business page @simple_wardrobe1 and patronise us
Congratulations to me”.
Taking to her comment section, some of her colleagues rejoiced with her.
Iyabadan Sneh wrote, “Congratulations, more wins dearie
Olayinka Solomon wrote, “Congratulations, Ashabi
Jamiu Azeez wrote, “Congratulations, Ashabi, more wins, my sister
Tawa Ajisefinni commented with clapping emojis.
In April, Ashabi had premiered her new movie, The Deputy. In a lengthy post on her Instagram page, she appreciated her fans at home and abroad for gracing the official launch of her movie and said their presence, love, and support meant the world to her. Ashabi expressed her humbled response to the overwhelming turnout and the beautiful energy they brought with them.
Early this year, while revealing her New Year resolution, Ashabi made it known that she will be staying a lot of Nos this year as she wants to do jobs that she would be proud of and be happy doing. The mother of two noted how bills aren’t a joke as she questioned how she would be able to pay her bills if she worked for free.