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  A Nigerian woman, Sefi Oyeyemi, was born in Abuja in 1896. She lived through both world wars, saw the country be led by tens of politicians. In the Nigerian Book of Records she is listed as the oldest living person in the world - on March 14, she turned 126 years old. Sefi managed to outlive not only her peers, but also many children of her peers. This great-great-grandmother regularly undergoes medical examinations. Every year the doctors say the same thing: she’s as healthy as a horse, she could give astronauts a run for their money in that regard. Despite such a long life, Sefi Oyeyemi rarely left her countryside home and always refused whenever her children would offer to move her to the city. Her children were, naturally, concerned about leaving a woman of such age alone. But Sefi couldn’t care less about her age. Sefi Oyeyemi lives in a large wooden house, which was built by her late husband. The elderly woman takes care of the residence. Besides that she also has a 10 acre gar

Now, all what I am about to tell you in this article are all my personal opinions based on my experiences and observation on the industry so please, no need to break bottle on someone's head.  You can choose to agree and learn from it or not. So let's go.  - ACTING IN NIGERIA WILL NOT MAKE YOU RICH.  Acting will put food on your table but it would not make you rich. Most Nigerian Actors and Actresses who you think are rich are not really rich. Most of the rich ones know how they became rich and it is NOT through acting. Read that again.  Remember, this is not America (Hollywood). This is Nigeria (Nollywood) and it's a whole different ball game here. It would shock you to know that there are so many young new actors who are living from hand to mouth. They can barely survive. It's sad but it's the truth. Some wait for months before they can even get a single role. Some would have to audition for months before they can bag a movie role. Some dont even have money to tra