Businessman and cancer survivor Farooq Oreagba, popularly known as “Mr. Steeze,” has opened up about one of the lowest points in his life, revealing that although he became a dollar millionaire at the age of 30, he was working as a labourer in England just five years later.
Speaking on The Black Table with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Oreagba shared the lessons he learned about wealth, success and resilience, admitting that he struggled to let go of an extravagant lifestyle even after losing his banking job.
“I’d lost my job as a banker… The Porsches were still outside. I had my priorities wrong,” he recalled.
According to Oreagba, losing his source of income forced him to take on manual labour and other jobs in England as he tried to rebuild his life.
The businessman said the experience taught him that financial success can be temporary and that true wealth extends far beyond
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