I don’t know the meaning of being broke – Eniola Badmus
Nollywood actress and political aide, Eniola Badmus, has said that she is unfamiliar with the concept of being broke. The statement was made during an interview on the red carpet at the premiere of th…
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Nollywood actress and political aide, Eniola Badmus, has said that she is unfamiliar with the concept of being broke. The statement was made during an interview on the red carpet at the premiere of the film The Return of Omotara Johnson.
When asked by an interviewer how she navigates financial downtime and what the term being broke means to her, the actress responded candidly.
“I do not even know the meaning of being broke,” she stated. Pressed further on her definition of wealth, Badmus explained that being rich entails having everything one desires within reach.
“To have all the things that you want at your beck and call. When you are comfortable and able to buy whatever you want and also, most importantly, impact on other people’s lives,” she added.
Eniola Badmus has long been a popular face in the Nigerian entertainment industry. Known for her infectious energy and natural acting ability, she rose to prominence with her breakout role in the 2008 film Jenifa, where she portrayed the character “Gbogbo Big Girls.” This role launched her into stardom, leading to numerous performances in both Yoruba and English-language films. Over the years, she has showcased her versatility, taking on comedic and dramatic roles that have cemented her status as a household name in Nollywood.
In recent years, Badmus has successfully expanded her professional horizon beyond filmmaking into the Nigerian political landscape. Her dedication to public service and social engagement culminated in her appointment as the Special Assistant to the Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives on Social Events and Public Hearings. This role has positioned her as a bridge between the entertainment industry and political policy-making, allowing her to facilitate public discourse and oversee events within the legislative arm of government.
Beyond her professional achievement, Badmus has made headlines for her significant personal transformation, particularly concerning her physical appearance. The actress underwent a weight loss journey, which she has frequently documented on her social media platforms. Her transformation, which saw her shed a substantial amount of weight, was not only a personal health milestone but also a subject of widespread public discussion. Badmus has often spoken about the discipline and lifestyle changes required to achieve her new physique, asserting that the transition was a conscious effort to prioritize her health and well-being.
