Nigerian-American Igbo Lady Tweets about how she made N80 million in 2 months on “Onlyfans”- See Details…
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Nigerian-American Igbo Lady Tweets about how she made N80 million in 2 months on “Onlyfans”- See Details…
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It has been revealed that a Nigerian-American babe with the username āNigerianAmazonā on Twitter made approximately N80 million on Onlyfans in just two months.
The Onlyfans model said in a tweet earlier in the week, āWe are three days into September and I already have almost $4500 sitting in my only fans link in bio go see what the hype is about.ā
That tweet piqued our curiosity and we discovered her earnings for the past two months were shocking!
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A total of $113,343 which is approximately 80 million Naira!
Nevertheless, the model revealed that she does get a lot of backlash for being a Nigerian in this business, even though she ironically has a lot of Nigerian fans on her page who are also possibly subscribers.
I get a lot of backlash from having a only fans and being Nigerian⦠buttttttt I donāt care š it doesnāt take away that Iām still a beautiful educated(biology graduate) black woman that plays basketball I just have only fans:) p.s I made 6 figures in 2 1/2 months
— š³š¬Eze Nwanyi Ifeoma ⨠(@NigerianAmazon) September 3, 2022
Despite the fact that she is not based in Nigeria, she is not immune to the hypocrisy surrounding the Nigerian perception of sex work and eroticism. Fortunately for her, none of that seems to be affecting the cash flow to her account