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<\/a><\/p>\nI was a very shy child. At school, Anuoluwapo\u2019s voice wasn\u2019t heard unless she was asked a question. I was a self-starter and class captain many years in a row; I was a model student, but for some reason, I felt like an imposter. Whether or not I didn\u2019t know who I was or wanted to be, I knew I wasn\u2019t going to be told what to do or who to be.<\/p>\n
My mum was convinced I would be a lawyer as I loved to question everything until I was convinced beyond doubt. Thoughts such as the oldest sibling picking food first, or getting preferential treatment didn\u2019t just sit right with me I suppose. However, over the years I began to let my superstar light shine, in music, dance, literature, art and education.<\/p>\n
I moved from not knowing if I truly could become a superstar to not knowing which superstar to be. At 13 I was sure I wanted to grace stages such as the Grammys and MTV Music Awards. My parents believed in me more than I believed in myself and to this day, my father asks why I stopped making music and I reply, \u201cUni came early, I had to grow up.\u201d<\/p>\n
If I must say my truth, I did not want to be in the university. I never liked it for a day, but I was there studying Business Administration with a couple of coursemates I did not like either. A year later, our educational system happened, and I was advised to move to Law. I couldn\u2019t believe my mum was going to win after so many years of calling me \u2018Agbejoru\u2019, Lawyer. When I realised how many years, I\u2019d have to spend in school I asked for another option and Mass Communication opened its doors to me. I found a field where I could hone my many skills and interests to tell a story or two. I could be myself through my words, lyrics, and art. My love for Media & Broadcasting allowed me to see the superstar I was born to be.<\/p>\n
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