“I Dey Act Police Extra for N3k”: TG Omori Shares 2013 Papa Ajasco Clip, Says ‘Sapa’ Showed Him Shege

• Popular Nigerian music video director TG Omori has taken netizens down memory lane with a video
• The director revealed in the video he played the role of a police extra for just N3k
• According to Omori, in 2013, he went through a lot as poverty showed him black and white

Popular Nigerian music video director ThankGod Omori aka TG Omori has made it clear that he has not always been rich.

In a tweet, the director shared a video of his career in 2013 as an actor in the popular comedy series Papa Ajasco.

He added that he got paid just N3k for being a police extra. Poverty showed him black and white, and he looked older than his age that year.

Omori wrote:

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"2013 I dey act police extra for N3k. Sapa show me black n white, I been senior my age that time."

See TG Omori's tweet below:

Netizens react to TG Omori's tweet

@adxjnr:

"If you no share this now another video director fit come later call you new cat. You get evidence."

@LaceVine:

"2013 was actually 10 years ago. Wow. Time flies."

@dammiedammie35:

"Is that not Papa Ajasco?? Omoh you get evidence o "

@ZeekiHodl:

"This ur own no be Evidence na Testimony and Manifestation."

@pengmanofficial:

" no wonder you like crowd die. Be like na for here e start from."

@manlikestiiz:

"Abeg why were you resting the pistol on your shoulder? "

@iaboyeji:

"It’s incredible what a difference a decade makes. What were you doing in 2013."

@Skevvy:

"Lmfaoooooo, how old are you? "

@MixySlim:

"your no show that time, even your shoe sef no shine... thank God for life."

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Portable trolls TG Omori again for demanding 37m to shoot a video for him

Controversial Afro street singer, Portable finally addressed his beef with in-demand Nigerian music video director TG Omori.

In a viral clip sighted online, Portable shared his reasons for refusing to pay TG Omori N37m to shoot the video for his new music clip 'Apostle Must Hear This'.

Portable noted that Omori's demands were too steep for him to pay, adding that he caters for the well-being of his parents and several siblings.

Source: Legit.ng