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Nigerian actress and TV presenter, Susan Pwajok has revealed that she was paying her fees with her own money in secondary school.
She made this known during a recent episode of Surviving Lagos podcast on Glitch Africa studio while having a chat with crossdresser, James Brown.
Susan was speaking about her background and not knowing her father, so it was her mother taking care of her from a tender age.
According to the Nollywood actress, she began paying her tuition in JSS1 and she was using what she earned from being casted on The Johnsons sitcom series.
The pretty podcaster said she started acting when she was in primary 4 and when she reached secondary school, she told her mum that since she was already making small money, she wanted to be paying her school fees.
Pwajok further explained that her father was never in the picture and she felt the need to relieve her mother of some of the financial responsibilities.
She said her mum was doing well for herself but she still felt the need to help in her own way even as teenager but there were occasional challenges like delay in paying school fees due to the not receiving her pay from The Johnsons early enough.
Nigerian actress and TV presenter, Susan Pwajok has revealed that she was paying her fees with her own money in secondary school.
She made this known during a recent episode of Surviving Lagos podcast on Glitch Africa studio while having a chat with crossdresser, James Brown.
Susan was speaking about her background and not knowing her father, so it was her mother taking care of her from a tender age.
According to the Nollywood actress, she began paying her tuition in JSS1 and she was using what she earned from being casted on The Johnsons sitcom series.
The pretty podcaster said she started acting when she was in primary 4 and when she reached secondary school, she told her mum that since she was already making small money, she wanted to be paying her school fees.
Pwajok further explained that her father was never in the picture and she felt the need to relieve her mother of some of the financial responsibilities.
She said her mum was doing well for herself but she still felt the need to help in her own way even as teenager but there were occasional challenges like delay in paying school fees due to the not receiving her pay from The Johnsons early enough.
