For Ayinke Dayo Kujore, the cute and beautiful presenter of
the wave making programme airing on Orisun TV on Startimes, there's nothing
like basking in the euphoria of one's father's old glory, the bubbly lady is
enjoying the limelight bestowed on her person by her father's fame as a
musician. ''Everywhere I go, my father's name opens doors for me,” she told our
editor recently. Ayinke's old man is the
popular Juju musician, Wonder Dayo
Kujore, whose musical exploits shook the air waves in the 90s and early 2000.
She spoke to your darling National Enquirer on her adventures of
life.
Tell us about your passion for TV presenting, how did
it all start?
That's a long story o... but anyways, it all started in 2013
when Uncle Bimbo Ogunsanya,
a movie producer called me about presenting on a new
TV station, Orisun TV on Startimes decoder. At first, I was scared because I
didn't really think I could do it but then my mum and Uncle Bimbo
encouraged me that I can do it so,
I started going to Orisun studio to experience how
it's done . After a while, I was given a show called “Miliki
Express” to handle
and here I
am today.
What doors will you say your father's name have opened
for you?
My father's name, Wonder Dayo Kujore is a powerful name in
the entertainment industry. Well,
anytime I meet people that know
my dad, they always want to be my friend and associate with me. Also, in my
profession as a presenter, the name has allowed me meet and interact with top
celebrities . I can remember back then in secondary school, whenever my dad was
not around and we hadn't paid school fees, they will send everyone out of the
class except myself and my siblings... I get these special treats from people,
so the name has been a blessing.
What's growing up like, schooling, siblings and so on?
Well, growing up was fun, I attended Starfield Kiddies
College, went on to Brainfield college for my secondary education, proceeded to
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife to Study Music and presently at NIJ
(Nigerian Institute of Journalism) studying
Mass Communication. I'm from a
polygamous family, the third and
last of
my mum.
Who will you consider your biggest guest for now?
Wonder Dayo Kujore...
My Dad.
What was your first experience as a presenter like?
OMG... lol.. On the day of my first TV shoot, I was shaking,
in fact, I was almost a nervous wreck but Uncle Bimbo Ogunsanya was there to
help me through... in the
end, it was
fun!
What's your ultimate
dream in life?
To become a good name and a success in the entertainment
industry.
If you have your way, when will you be married?
I don't know.
What kind of man can't
you consider settling down with?
A man that lacks the fear of God, a poor man, a wife beater
and an ugly guy, lol. I love cute guys.
Every woman has made one or two mistakes meeting bad
dudes, can you share yours with
us?
I've never met a bad dude in my life, I've been very
lucky, thanks to God for that.
What's that thing you regret in life, of which you'd love to
redress should in case the
hands of clock
be turned back?
Nothing, I've had a good life so far and I thank God for
it... I live life the way it comes and
it's been a blessing.
Who's your professional role model?
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