Nigerian Lady Breaks Her Piggy Bank after One Month, Finds Over N1m, Video Sparks Huge Reactions

Nigerian Lady Breaks Her Piggy Bank after One Month, Finds Over N1m, Video Sparks Huge Reactions

- Social media users have reacted to a video of a lady's discovery after one month of piggy banking

- The lady identified as Angela Nwosu, in a video, shared the wades of dollars totalling N1m she broke out from her piggy bank

- Many have hailed her for saving only in dollars, others expressed surprise

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A Nigerian lady has taken the act of piggy banking to another level.

In a video she shared on Facebook, the Nigerian lady identified as Angela Nwosu said she had got the piggy bank from one Chidinma in the second week of February and started her saving journey.

Angela, in the video broke the box and counted all her savings which happened to be all in dollars.

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Nigerian Lady Breaks Her Piggy Bank after One Month, Finds Over N1m, Video Sparks Huge Reactions
Nigerian lady finds wades of dollars after breaking her piggy bank Photo Credit: Angela Nwosu
Source: Facebook

Explaining why it is so, she said that being one that does most of her transaction cashless she resorted to taking money from her husband's wallet.

The money she saved up for a month totalled $2750 (N1,048,300.00).

Her post in part reads:

"I got this kolo from Chidimma in second week of February, this is what I managed to save in one month. 2,750 dollars, that’s more than a million naira in black market rate. If I saved it in naira, the kolo will definitely be filled up.
"I am that wife that doesn’t have access to cash, I can stay a month without setting eyes on it, I only do transfers, you can imagine how difficult it was for me to do this kolo challenge in just a month.
"My husband saw the day I posted the kolo and made sure to hide all his naira notes, but kept only dollars in his wallet, thinking I won’t near that one.

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" It was the spirit that whispered to me, after a week of not putting any money in my kolo, to start stealing the dollars little by little, all money is money."

The video stirred reactions from many of her followers and friends with many surprised she did all her savings in foreign currency.

Davidson Nwosu commented:

"Poverty is just a bas*tard, see money most us have not saved or made in a year, someone just save it within a month. Abeg where una dey see this money Bikokwa, make u, Angela Nwosu give us updated e get why."

Jennifer Chisom wrote:

"Waw,see money.... Who knows what will happen if you live it for three months."

Udeh Ebere Christabel said:

"Wait ooh this small money u hold for hand na reach 1m for Nigeria money? Ewoooooo this Nigeria money no get head at all ooh."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady found 64k in her piggy bank after breaking it.

She shared the post on her Facebook page with the following caption:

"Waoh am so happy right now... My determination has given me so much happiness today. I was tempted to break my saving box today and this what i got, over 64k. Umu nne m to save is very important.

"There are days i get so broke that even to eat i find it difficult but i still didn’t open the box, til today. This is the result of my 3 months and 3 weeks savings umu nne m."

Victor Duru is a Legit.ng journalist with more than three years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a Human Interest Editor, Strategic Content Creator and a Google-certified Digital Marketer. Connect with him on Twitter @DuruCVictor2

Source: Legit.ng

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