Olajumoke has continued to soar high in fame as her story has been covered by an international media brand - the British Broadcasting Corporation.
A screenshot from the Twitter page of BBC Africa
The fame of Nigerian supermodel and former bread retailer, Olajumoke Orisaguna has refused to wane even after a year of a shower of blessings since her picture debuted on social media in early, 2016.
The mother of two and Osun State native who came into limelight after she photobombed British rapper, Tinny Tempah's photoshoot as organised by celebrity photographer, TY Bello recently got featured on BBC in a short documentary.
The short documentary spoke of how her life transformed from being a common bread seller to becoming a big figure in the showbiz industry in just over a year.
The excited model took to Instagram to express her joy as seen below:
"Good morning #JUMMYSTARS, join me as I celebrate another milestone in my career...
BBCA Africa is sharing my story across Africa & The world; I get emotional about these things because in my case,I can't even day it's a "Dream Come True" I couldn't have dreamt of getting all the attention & blessings I have today.
Thank you all for your love, kindly help me repost this all over, remember #JummyStars is a family movement."