Aunty Ramota cries out for help after becoming homeless

Aunty Ramota begs Nigerians for help after being stranded, homeless

Aunty Ramota begs Nigerians for help after being stranded, homeless

Nollywood actress Ramota Adeotu, popularly known as Aunty Ramota,  cries out for help after becoming homeless.

Aunty Ramota has reached out to Nigerians for assistance after encountering several personal and professional difficulties.

In a heartfelt video shared by philanthropist Agiye Amira, also known as Isaamira Food Bank on Instagram, the actress revealed that she is currently homeless and without stable income, accusing her management of exploitation.

The actress, who became stranded after her temporary host got married, explained that the newlywed’s husband was uncomfortable with her staying in their home, forcing her to leave.

Aunty Ramota

Matters got worse when the man who is helping her build a home halted construction due to personal reasons.

In an emotional account, Aunty Ramota further accused her management of mishandling her finances and deleting her social media accounts, including her TikTok profile, a significant source of income and fan engagement.

Despite working tirelessly, Aunty Ramota expressed feelings of betrayal and frustration in her statement.

In her words:

I’m currently stranded without accommodation. The lady I was staying with got married last month, and she asked me to leave because her husband wasn’t comfortable with me staying there.

“The man who was helping me build my house stopped because of personal issues. To make things worse, my management stole all the money I had. They even deleted my TikTok and every other social media account.

I worked so hard, but they kept cheating me because they thought I wouldn’t know how much we were really making. Now, I don’t even have enough to rent a place.

Someone kindly offered to rent a space for me, but I told them I want to finish building my house, even if it’s just one room, so I can finally have a place to call my own”.

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