Princess Oghene

Princess Kelechi Oghene (born 19 July) is a Nigerian entrepreneur and fashion executive. She is the founder of GMYT Academy, a fashion institution headquartered in Lagos State, Nigeria. Quotes The Princess should be a title but I’m sticking to it as a name. I schooled a bit in Delta. My secondary school was in Delta State and my GCE was in Lagos. We came to Lagos in 2001 and mum died in 2011 while dad died seven months after that. I came from a prophetic home. I was a ‘church girl,’ we cleaned the church, swept the church and we used to do a lot of fasting. I was born into a Christian home and a very industrious one.I went to Lagos College of Education and at part three, I switched to Lagos State University. The entrepreneurship part of my mum. Because I was always with her, I had always seen her do many things. She never depended on anybody. At some point, she did farming and even paid people to cultivate the farm for her. She had a supermarket and she was just everywhere. Her ideology was that as a kid, you must go to school and also have a skill and that skill has really helped me. The entrepreneurship part of my mum. Because I was always with her, I had always seen her do many things. She never depended on anybody. At some point, she did farming and even paid people to cultivate the farm for her. She had a supermarket and she was just everywhere. Her ideology was that as a kid, you must go to school and also have a skill and that skill has really helped me. I have never worked for anybody, apart from the modelling I did by the side, which was a hobby. While I was in school, I had my business. The modelling shoots were just once in a while. I learnt on the job. So, I started business and this is not the only business that I have done. There are a lot of businesses that I have tried that failed. These are the only surviving ones. Staff, students, managing people basically is the most difficult job. Getting money, creating jobs is not a problem but managing people is the most difficult job. I have said it in several of my interviews. The world is bad. It is the survival of the fittest. So, we have competitors come to our school or to our business or send people to spy. I have caught several, I have had issues. In fact, God has just kept exposing them. That’s the beauty. I have had a situation whereby a student enrolled in the school and was looking out for people that wanted to enrol and was turning them back to another school. What haven’t I experienced? Or is it the staff that came from other schools as well. But it’s okay that they are doing that; it means that we are on top, so, I’m always on my toes. External links Category:Businesswomen from Nigeria Category:Entrepreneurs Category:Living people