"How Life Be You Now?" Nigerian Man Bags Job Abroad, Shades Friend who Refused to Employ Him at Poultry Farm
- A Nigerian man identified as @itibiti2 has thrown shades at a friend who refused to employ him at his poultry farm
- Itibiti2 said he had begged his friend, Osabo, to allow him to feed his fowls but the friend refused
- Shortly afterwards, @Itibiti2 got a job and relocated to London where he now works in an office
A TikTok user, @Itibiti2, has mocked a friend who turned down his request to be employed on his poultry farm.
In a recent video, @Itibiti2, who's now based in London, recounted how he had pleaded with his friend in Nigeria to be employed at his poultry farm.
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The man said he didn't mind working at the farm and feeding fowls for his friend. His request was however not granted as his friend blatantly refused.
@Itibiti2 hits jackpot, secures job in London
Fortunately for @Itibiti2, he secured a job in London and he did not fail to throw shades at his friend in Nigeria who looked down on him.
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In his words:
"Osabo how far na. Make I work you una poultry that time. Make I dey give una fowl food una say no you no go gree. For Nigeria. Now I dey London. See am na computer I take dey work. You dey see am? How life be you now? God no come from your village. I tell you before na."
Reactions as man mocks friend who denied him a job in poultry farm
@esthernjoku34 said:
"I swear man no be God."
@okky1012 wrote:
"God no come from your Village funny but true God bless bro."
@rene2nice said:
"Lol. You nor dey forget something oooo."
@thisarnold reacted:
"No be lie. God no come from anybody village."
@manchadawildapache remarked:
"Osabo don suffer."
Watch the video below:
Nigerian man lands huge job abroad
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man named Toyyib Adewale Adelodun went for a job interview abroad and decided to tell his story. According to Toyyib, the interview team asked him how he would handle the pressure of work.
He told them that he has been under pressure from day one. The young man said that based on the family he comes from, he has always been under pressure hence work pressure won't affect his performance.
Toyyib told the interview team how he went to a school his parents could not afford and how his siblings stayed at home due to lack of fees, thereby applying pressure on his childhood.
Source: Legit.ng
