The information of child comedienne, Emmanulla, building a house for her mother has left many people impressed.
Kemi Olunloye, in a recent post on Twitter, stated that such accomplishments like that of the child star need to be ‘elaborated in a professional way’.
The journalist called on Mark Angel – Emmanuella’s manager – to tell the media how she got the money to build the house adding that this would inspire other comedians and kids.
Read her post below: “EMMANUELLA: Public Relations Mgt is my 2nd degree. In PR when a 10yr comedian builds a house that achievement needs to be elaborated professionally. Mark Angel should tell media the EXACT source of her income used to build that house to inspire other young kids. “Don’t just post all over the internet about a house that could have been built by her uncle Mark Angel for her mother and Emmanuella’s name used to upgrade her brand for more fans, followers, and recognition. Nigerian mainstream newspapers don’t ask questions.Other young comedians and enterprising kids should know how they can make that money too. In Hollywood kids, salaries are public information. Inspire other kids. The problem in Nigeria is everyone wants to show off their earnings without letting others know how to do the same.”
Recall goldennatioblog.com reported Saturday, 14 November, that Emmanuella had put a smile on her mother’s face after she built a befitting bungalow for her.
Captioning the house gift to her, the 10-year-old noted that she built the house specifically for her mother’s supportive and prayerful role in her career. According to her, the mom wanted a portable house and that is exactly what she gifted her while she promised to complete a bigger one, a mansion, by the year 2021.
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