BREAKING: I Hawked Beans For My Grandma After School Until A Student Taunted Me & Called Me A Hawker– Lemo

Former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Chairman of Flutterwave, Dr. Tunde Lemo, has reflected on his difficult childhood, revealing how poverty shaped his early years and taught him resilience long before he rose to national prominence.

Speaking during an interview on the UnlimitedOne show, Lemo recounted growing up in Abeokuta in a large polygamous family, where financial hardship meant going barefoot to school, trekking long distances daily, and helping his grandmother sell beans after classes.

According to Lemo, he was born in 1959 into a polygamous home as the third of 18 children, describing a childhood that many young Nigerians today would find difficult to imagine.Don’t Miss d Full Story>>

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