“I Lived a Privileged Life Till Mum Left Dad”: Actor Timini on Growing up in Ojuelegba Trenches

“I Lived a Privileged Life Till Mum Left Dad”: Actor Timini on Growing up in Ojuelegba Trenches

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Timini went on to reveal that he lived in the trenches for nine years, which was his most formative years, and it shaped the person he became.

According to him, he only got to mingle with other cool kids in church because, at the time, they happened to attend one with kids from different schools in Lagos, and they were all his friends, not knowing that he was going back to jumping buses on Monday.

In his words:

“I lived that life and it was in that life, that nine years where I went to Ojuelegba, went to a public secondary school, where I had to find a way to just survive and still be cool, shoutout to church because I was in the razzest place but I was going to one church that had all the Vivian Fowler girls and BIS boys so we were all friends. Church was where I was getting my own little dose of coolness.”

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