Reality TV star and entrepreneur Anita Natacha Akide, widely known as Tacha, made an emotional homecoming to the streets where her story began.
In a heartfelt video shared with fans, the media personality returned to the humble compound where she lived from the age of six, a place she says still holds “laughter, tears, and the first sparks” of her dream.
Tacha
Tacha
Standing before the same modest home where her childhood unfolded, Tacha was visibly moved. “This compound holds so many memories,” she wrote. “It’s where my mom, dad, my sister, and I all lived… where I went to primary school, where everything BEGAN. Standing here after all these years brought me to tears… not of sadness, but of deep reflection. I’m so sad my mommy isn’t here to witness this.”
She added a powerful message of faith and resilience to her millions of fans: “There’s a massive difference between where you start and where God is taking you. To anyone still praying, still believing, doubting, remember this: You must believe in yourself first. The plans God has for you are good. The devil can never hate you more than God loves you. Keep going. Your story is still being written.”
Tacha
This poignant return comes as Tacha prepares for what could be the biggest moment of her career yet, an audacious bid to break a Guinness World Record while hosting the Biggest 3-Day Beauty Festival in Africa. The event, slated for October 10–12 at the John Randle Center, Lagos Island, promises to be a landmark celebration of beauty, entrepreneurship, and empowerment.
Tacha, known for her fearless personality and inspiring entrepreneurial journey, has evolved from a young girl growing up in Port Harcourt to a global influencer and businesswoman commanding millions of followers and partnerships with major brands. Her homecoming, a visual reminder of how far resilience, self-belief, and divine timing can take a person.
As she embraces her past and steps into a record-breaking future, Tacha’s story echoes a larger Nigerian narrative: you can rise from the humblest beginnings to shape culture, build industry, and inspire a generation.
