FUOYE Graduate Takes Sign-Out Shirt to Pepper Seller, Reveals What He Did For Her, Many React
- A graduate of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has drawn the attention of many people to a pepper seller
- She explained what he asked her when she visited his shop on Saturday, which made her take her sign-out shirt to him
- Her post drew the attention of many people, some of whom testified to his kindness and shared their touching stories
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A graduate of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) turned heads online after she went to a market to honour a pepper seller and revealed the kind things he had done for her.
She explained in her post that on several occasions, she visited the market even when she did not have money, and the pepper seller, whom she identified as Aliyu, always helped her out.
Source: TikTok
FUOYE speaks about kind pepper seller
Aside from being kind to her and always helping out, @shyshortgurll1 explained in her video that the pepper seller has also been assisting several other students.
Speaking about one of the many things the pepper seller had done for her, she wrote:
"He is a pepper vendor in Oye and ever since I have known him, he has been good to me. Days that I will go to his shop lamenting that I don’t have money, days that I will go and tell him that I don’t have money and I want pepper, he will give me pepper, onions and also ask if I have anything to cook at home. The days that he will still show up for his business even when he is down."
Source: TikTok
She wrote further in the TikTok video, speaking about her visit to his shop and the question he asked her, which made her eventually return with her sign-out shirt.
Her statement:
"A lot of students too have their own part of what ALIYU has done for them. I went to his shop on Saturday to get pepper and he said he has not been seeing my face, asking what happened. I explained to him that I was writing my final exams and told him I was finally done. He then asked why I did not bring my shirt for him to sign. I promised him I would do that on Sunday, and I did. He was so happy to see me fulfil my promise, just as if I was his daughter."
Reactions as lady visits kind pepper seller
_OmoIgbo_ explained:
"He’s the one Hausa man I so much love I hate to see when he’s sick . He’s so kind and caring most times when I’m broke he gives me money . Not to talk of when I come to buy tomatoes he will be like I should calm down where am I rushing too like I so much love Aliyu Bello he’s so kind."
Bimbo primus stressed:
"He is my pepper vendor and friend. i love Aliyu bello daku ni se. very jovial, nice and accomodating my story will not be complete if i do not mention his name. Next week monday is my sign-out, l will go and meet him to sign on my shirt."
Safuroh shared:
"Aliyu na good person 🤭❤️he always dash me pepper and onion."
Hadassah added:
"Aliyu gave me tomatoes yesterday,I'm his regular customer and he finds out that I was the only one that didn't buy pepper and tomatoes among my friends that we went together, so he gave me tomatoes, he said I should smile and he gave me pepper too well I still have my stew, he's really nice."
𝕊𝕠✨ℙ𝕣𝕖𝕔𝕚𝕠𝕦𝕤🎀 noted:
"I love it when people acknowledge the good side of others irrespective of the tribe and region."
leemah02144 wrote:
"He gave me onions today ,he is a very good person."
ENIOBANKE added:
"Aliyu is a very nice person tbh,he gives without even having to ask."
PËRRŸ DÄ THESPIAN said:
"Na aliyu go sponsor my feeding tomorrow."
Legit.ng contacted the graduate of the Federal University of Oye Ekiti (FUOYE) for more input on her story. She shared her name and the sole reason she made the post about the pepper seller on her social media page.
Nancy also mentioned how long she has been receiving help from the individual.
Her statement:
"Hi, I am Nancy by name. I felt like that is the only medium I can use to appreciate him for what he has done for me all this while. I gained admission to FUOYE in 2023 and got to know Aliyu through a friend of mine in the 2024/2025 session. Within these few years that I have known him, he has been good to me. As I said earlier in my caption, there are days that I will go to his place and rant. The fact that he will listen to every bit of it means a lot to me. I can’t count everything he has done, but he has been good."
Nancy spoke further, explaining how she felt when he asked her to bring her sign-out shirt for him to sign.
"I wasn’t happy about it at first because I should have done it earlier instead of him telling me, but at first I didn’t know how to go about it. So when I told him and he said I should have brought it, I was so glad to even see him in that state of happiness."
She spoke about the reaction to her video and what she wants people to know about Aliyu, the pepper seller.
"Yes, I was surprised and glad. Firstly, I know Aliyu is a good man. I have had countless interactions with people, and they will be like, 'Aliyu is my customer, and he is good.' But to get that same statement from about 500 people too, I couldn’t even explain how happy I was about it."
"Aliyu is a hardworking pepper vendor. I can’t remember a day that he would say he wanted to go to the farm and, at the same time, still had to be in his shop. He is trustworthy, and the impact he has on students is remarkable. He is understanding, he seems to relate to all that we are going through, he is caring and observant, and he understands our reactions.
"ALIYU IS A GOOD MAN, AND MAY GOD BLESS HIM."
Watch the video showing the moment the pepper seller signed her sign-out shirt.
In a similar story, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian lady went viral after appreciating a pepper seller who had consistently shown her kindness while she was a student.
After graduating, she visited the man, prostrated for him in appreciation, and invited him to sign her sign-out shirt.
Graduate selling pepper by roadside sparks reactions
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a university graduate went viral after revealing that she now sells pepper by the roadside.
The young lady said she studied History and International Studies at the university but has yet to secure a job in her field, prompting mixed reactions from social media users.
Source: Legit.ng
