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From Nollywood To Business Mogul: Sylvester Madu Speaks On Viral Street Vendor Clip
Sylvester Madu, popularly known as Shina Rambo, has refuted claims that he sells okrika — a term widely used to describe second-hand or thrift clothing.
In 2023, a video of the Nollywood actor selling clothes on the ground at a busy market in Enugu State went viral, fueling speculation that he was dealing in thrifted garments. However, in a recent interview with media personality Patience Yisa, Madu clarified that the clothes seen in the video were not okrika, despite being displayed on the floor.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The actor explained that he imports brand-new clothing items from the United States and owns several shops operated by his staff.
“I don’t sell okrika. The clothes I was seen selling are brand-new, not second-hand. Just because they were laid on the ground doesn’t make them okrika. I import directly from the U.S.,” he stated.
Madu added that he has been involved in the clothing business for over three decades and personally monitors his shops.
“I have several shops and boys who help me run them. I don’t act like a ‘big man’—I hit the streets and sell myself. I’ve been in this business for over 30 years,” he said.
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