Lady Who Relocated to UK With Nothing Shares How She Bought 2 Cars, Started Company in 4 Years

Lady Who Relocated to UK With Nothing Shares How She Bought 2 Cars, Started Company in 4 Years

  • An African woman who relocated to the UK with nothing shared how her story changed, despite her early struggles
  • She opened up about how she started her company in the UK and bought two cars in four years
  • Her experience caught people’s attention nd inspired many, as they hailed her and hoped to be like her someday

An African woman who relocated to the United Kingdom shared how she struggled before making it.

She noted that she left everything behind in her country to go start afresh in the UK.

A lady who flew to the UK with nothing starts a company in 4 years
A lady shares how she became company owner in the UK after 4 years. Photo: @chiherah88
Source: TikTok

In a post by @chiherah88, she mentioned how she struggled when getting there in 2017, doing all sorts of menial jobs.

In 2018, she saved up to buy her first car and got a proper job in 2019.

The lady finally started her own healthcare company in 2021 after going through courses in UK.

She captioned her post:

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“Every great journey starts with courage ,the courage to leave behind what’s familiar and walk into the unknown. My journey to the UK was not just about changing countries; it was about changing my life. I carried nothing but faith, determination, and a dream to build something better. It wasn’t easy, but every step, every challenge, and every tear shaped the woman I am today ,stronger, wiser, and unstoppable.”

See her journey below:

Reactions as lady shares UK experience

@Advocate Mathonsi said:

"wow for the first time someone really appreciates going to the UK and telling the truth it worked kwete munhu akugara mu upstairs achingoti hapana chikufamba thank you for this Testimony you helped."

@Marilynn Mutendera said:

"watching this and drowned in tears on how to move forward in a crashing economy and overpopulated industry. Something shifted in me. Ndakuenda ku basa. God bless you."

@mamamannie1 said:

"You are such an incredible inspiration!Your journey has truly motivated me, sis. I’ve already completed my NVQ Level 3 and Level 5 qualifications, and seeing your achievements gives me hope and determination to keep striving for success. I believe that one day, I’ll be able to start my own company as well."

@Excuse me said:

"Woow, Happy to see someone l know with such a powerful testimony. Feeling inspired. Forward we go! Glad to see Pauline and Mom Chidarikire on one of the pictures.:

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@Soft queen said:

"Congratulations, mama. I pray the hands of God continue to be upon you and all that you’ve done and about to do in Jesus name."
A lady shares how she became company owner in the UK after 4 years
A lady who flew to the UK with nothing starts a company in 4 years. Photo: fhm
Source: Getty Images

In related stories, a nurse shared why she was returning to Nigeria, while another lady working with the UK government said she was planning to return home.

Lady ships goods to Nigeria in barrel

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady in the United Kingdom shared how she shipped goods to Nigeria using a barrel instead of air freight.

She revealed that the cost of shipping via barrel was half the price of air freight, which cost over N1 million.

The lady gave a breakdown of the total amount she spent and how long it took for her family to receive the goods in Nigeria.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng

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