“I’ve Worked in Factory, Kitchen”: Nigerian Lady in UK Says Hard Work Doesn’t Kill, Shares Video
- A young lady who lives in the UK has shown just how very hard things could be and the dedication they require
- The Nigerian lady who once worked as a cleaner and kitchen keeper advised people against laziness
- Many social media users who reacted to her video admired her hardworking spirit as some related to her story
A Nigerian lady has taken to TikTok to share some of the jobs she had to do in the UK since she arrived in the foreign country.
She said that hard work does not kill. The lady worked as a cleaner, factory keeper, and health assistant, among others.
Source: UGC
Hustling in the UK
A part of the video she shared showed her cleaning a kitchen. She prayed that God will bless all the hustlers out there.
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Many Nigerians prayed for the lady as some admired her determination. She said she applied for the jobs with her CV.
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions
At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 200 comments with thousands of likes.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
_iamt said:
"Steady maintaining beauty."
abiolasanmi said:
"Amen sis, our labour shall never be in vein."
Oyewole Fummie said:
"Is only in support work you can dance like that."
user3848919028454 said:
"Hard work does not kill is poverty that kill!"
Nyechi said:
"God is with you, you will not fail …you just gained a new follower."
Ttlopeh said:
"God bless the hustle sis, welldone."
olaadu1 said:
"We plenty. Coincidentally I did this in almost the same pattern."
YettyTL asked:
"Weldone! But pls did u apply for all jobs with CV or?"
She replied:
"Yes."
philipmbakwe said:
"Whatever it take legally to put food on the table, wishing you all the best."
Men washed plates in Dubai
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a short video shared on TikTok showed that many people who travel abroad work really hard to make money, even at jobs they would not do back home.
In the clip, men were in what looked like a restaurant's kitchen washing piles of plates. With aprons tied and nets worn on their heads, they got really busy with their tasks.
Some of them made small talk as they worked. All around them were dirty plates waiting to be cleaned.
Source: Legit.ng
