Mo Sogunle Biography, Real Name, Age, Career and Net Worth

Omotunde Sogunle popularly known as Mo Sugar or Mo Sogunle is a Nigerian actress, comedienne, content creator and online personality. She is popular for featuring as Motunde in Mr Macaroni‘s comedy skits. Mo Sogunle was born on January 18 in Lagos, Nigeria.

Mo Sogunle Profile

Name

Mo Sogunle

Real Name

Omotunde Sogunle

Date of Birth

January 18

Age

– years (2021)

State of Origin

Lagos State

Nationality

Nigeria

Tribe

Yoruba

Religion

Christian

Occupation

Comedian

Net Worth

$10,000

Educational Background

Mo Sogunle attended St Jude Private School, FESTAC and African Model College. She obtained a degree in Theatre Arts from Redeemers University.

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