The social media has been abuzz with the alleged leaked nude video of one of the UK-based hottest socialites, Saidat Aralamo Ashabi Balogun, popularly known as Omoge Saida.
The pretty lady, who is also a popular gold dealer, hit the limelight after being eulogised by K1 De Ultimate in one of his Fuji classics. Her appearance in K1’s music established her as a symbol of beauty and sophistication, and the phrase “Omoge Saida” soon became a pop expression among Fuji lovers.
Things seems to have fallen apart for the 54-year-old, high society lady as her leaked nude video went viral on social media.
Going by the latest development, Omoge Saida is currently the most talked-about lady among Africans in diaspora, drawing millions of views and countless reactions from social media users around the world.
A short video currently making the rounds shows Omoge Saida in a private situation, referred to by users as the Omoge Saida noodles video. The phrase itself has become a coded term used by netizens to reference the viral clip without directly naming its contents.
According to sources in the know, Omoge Saida allegedly sent her nude video to her male friend, a prominent high chief and business mogul in Nigeria, who recently celebrated his birthday, his last wife later transferred the video from her husband’s phone and posted it online because Omoge Saida ignored her warning to stay away from. the high octane birthday bash.
The high chief is reportedly not happy with the wife, he told Omoge Saida to sue her if she feels aggrieved with the leak of the video.
Unknown to many, Omoge Saidat has built a career specialising in luxury goods and jewellery trades. She was born and raised on Lagos Island.
She travelled to the United Kingdom
In 1993 and obtained her residency papers in 1994
Saida is a mother to three daughters. She used her daughters initials to form the name of her business, JAMOND. Although she describes her marriage as her “first and only,” she has decided not to remarry, instead focusing on her children and career. She is the founder of Jamond Jewellery.
