"Life is Hard": Nigerian Man Uses Multi-million Naira Lexus Car to Sell Bread, Video Causes Buzz
- A Nigerian man has been spotted selling loaves of bread from the boot of a beautiful Lexus car
- In a video shared on TikTok, a man held two loaves of bread while speaking to some potential customers in the streets
- The video generated mixed reactions as some said there was nothing wrong with it, while others blamed the harsh economy
Mixed reactions trailed the video of a Nigerian man who used a multi-million naira Lexus car to sell bread.
In a trending video on the TikTok handle of @d_evilone_sami, the man was spotted in the streets with loaves of bread in his hands.
Source: TikTok
The rest of the bread was loaded in the boot of the black Lexus car, which looked new and very clean.
He was talking to some people who appeared to be his potential customers.
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The video was captioned:
"Omo, Lexus to sell bread. What a life."
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Netizens react as man sells bread using Lexus car
Some netizens saw nothing wrong with it as they said it was a legitimate business, and the car used to supply it did not matter. Others blamed the harsh Nigerian economy for the man's decision to sell bread with a Lexus car.
@Emmanuel said:
"My friend Papa dey use RX 350 2010 dey supply bread for people. Wetin we dey use as private ride e turn e own a business ride."
@Ex girlfriend Cyp said:
"Life is hard."
@Slimchoco25 said:
"Be proud of your business."
@SOMADINA said:
"So Wetin happen if na Lexus him de use sale bread, is that one a new thing?"
@Immaculate David asked:
"No be my backyard be this Asaba road to estate?"
@Edward_Gomez said:
"People dey make money, dey there dey play."
NYSC member sells snacks
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member was spotted hawking snacks.
He was seen walking by an expressway with a transparent bucket filled with snacks.
The video of the corps member attracted many reactions from TikTokers, some of whom blamed the government, saying they allow graduates to suffer.
Others praised the corps member for hustling hard.
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