Nigerian Lady Shares How Food Banks and Charity Shops Helped Her Live in the UK for 3 Months

• A Nigerian lady shared her story of how she managed to live in the UK for three months without facing financial hardship
• She said that food banks were a lifesaver for her and suggested that newcomers to the UK should check them out
• She also revealed that charity shops were a great source of affordable clothing and household items

A Nigerian lady recently shared her inspiring story of how she was able to survive in the UK for three months on a very tight budget.

She had moved to the UK and had to face many challenges, such as finding accommodation, transportation, and food.

She said that one of the things that helped her a lot was the food banks that provide free or low-cost food to people in need.

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She suggested that anyone who had just arrived in the UK and was struggling financially should look for the nearest food bank and see what they could offer.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

User93928283838366363 reacted:

“Saving all your videos because all are informative.”

Tyce also:

“Is book bank not a government public fund stuff which students are advised to avoid??”

User938383837373 said:

“I don't think it is entirely but pls kindly ask before you take. Not many of them are.”

Awacessay55:

“Can u help me I want to study in UK.”

Amarachi Nnann:

“Can I get duvet cover in Charity shops?”

The_ Adefolawe:

"Sure yoU should get."

Layomie:

“Ok mummy.”

THE_ADEFOLAWE

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“You are a handful.”

Flash:

“Which side of uk did you live.”

Bernardiohn902 commented:

“Are u homeless?”

Nigerian lady sees free provisions in school, says life abroad is sweet

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady who relocated to Canada for a better future made a video about her university campus.

The young student (@herin_candy) showed her school's food bank and the fantastic goodies the institution had in store.

The Nigerian international student said Canada was a "sweet country". As the lady filmed her school's foodbank, a young man with a backpack examined the food items and others.

Source: Legit.ng