Nollywood actor Jide Awobona has joined the likes of Nkechi Blessing, Moyo Lawal, and others in starting Akara business.
On his Instagram page, he shared a video of himself frying Akara while issuing a PSA to the public. Awobona made it known that he is available to travel, serve at different events, and also do tutoring.



“I AM ALSO AVAILABLE TO TRAVEL
I SERVE EVENTS
INTIMATE GATHERING
BURIAL
WEDDINGS
NAMING
REMEMBRANCE
……
WE ALSO DO TUTORING
JIDE ALAKARA IS HERE TO SERVE YOU … CLOCK IT”.


Reacting to it, Rachael Adelaja wrote, “Cooperate Alakara
Rotimi Salami wrote, “Come open branch for Ajangbadi
Yetunde Barnabas wrote, “Haaa, what is this pls?
Olayinka Solomon wrote, “Thank you for listening to our mother
Mo Bimpe wrote, “Murasi”.
Everyone on the internet is heading to the advice of the First Lady. While addressing the State House Correspondents, Remi, had advised struggling citizens to consider small-scale businesses such as selling akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli. She had said they require little capital to start.
Nkechi Blessing had also begun selling Akara and Corn. The movie star shared a flyer for her food products, urging the public to patronise her business to avoid hunger killing her and her family.
In other news, Jide lamented over the price list of Asoebi for Tiktok couple, Peller and Jarvis wedding. He contemplated starting an akara and kuli kuli business as he questioned how he was supposed to afford it.
A few weeks ago, Jide left many of his fans worried over his latest post. The actor shared a sad video of himself in what appeared to be his car, listening to a sorrowful song.
The popular actor had responded to the backlash he received over a video in which he spoke about the country’s insecurity. He admonished the public not to attack their fellow Nigerians, revealing that he received over a million comments, with people expressing anger, frustration, and even wishing he would become the target himself.
He had schooled those using Temi Otedola to shame other pregnant womén. Awobona noted that pregnancy journeys differ, as every woman experiences pregnancy differently.
At the AMVCA in May, Jide Awobona had lashed out at the event’s organisers after losing his iPhone and Samsung. In an Instagram rant, the actor said the incident reminded him never to ignore his instincts. However, Awobona said he was grateful to be alive and appreciated those who had been trying to reach him.
Sometimes back, Awobona had expressed joy as he faced his fear. The movie star shared photos of him in a hospital bed as he expressed joy over overcoming his fears, though he admitted that it wasn’t easy.

