- Mixed reactions have trailed a trending video of a female university graduate happily hawking in traffic
- The lady had herself recorded and shared the clip on social media, urging people to patronise her
- Many netizens sent her words of encouragement, while some people wondered what she graduated with
A female graduate, @amagodsplan3, has gone viral after she was spotted hawking car air freshener in traffic.
@amagodsplan3 shared her hawking hustle on TikTok and called for patronage from netizens.
She sold car air freshener in traffic.
Photo Credit: @amagodsplan3Source: TikTok
“If wishes were horses 🥺 This work isn’t easy but Life without helperðŸ˜ðŸ¥º please buy from me in thd traffic wai,” @amagodsplan3 wrote.
Her clip showed various times she happily took advantage of the traffic to sell her wares. She didn’t reveal the school she finished from or her course.
Netizens hailed the female hawker as her clip went viral.
Watch her video below:
People encouraged the female graduate
FROSH👽 SCOTT 💀💱 said:
“What did u study in uni?”
Jemima ✨🦋 said:
“It gets better from here dear.”
Ms-Godslove said:
“If wishes were horse beggars would ride.”
Kukies said:
“Your hustle will surely pay you one day.”
🇬ðŸ‡MR GYAMFI THE GENERAL 🇬🇠said:
“God help you so u get what you want.”
BeautybyKnaah 💄 said:
“U will make it one day BB.”
K.Ray said:
“May God bless you hustle.”
In a related story, TheTalk.NG reported that a master’s degree holder was spotted hawking eggs and tomato sauce.
UNIJOS graduate turns smoked-fish seller
Meanwhile, TheTalk.NG previously reported that a graduate of UNIJOS had become a smoked-fish seller.
When she eventually graduated from the university, Scholastica took the decision to become her own boss, no matter how small the business might be. She rented a shop and started selling provisions to the neighbours. She kept this business until they had to move to the Northeast due to her husband’s job. She told TheTalk.NG:
“After I graduated, I didn’t want to work under anybody, so I got a shop in which I sold provisions and food stuff in Jos. Due to my husband’s work, we moved to the northeast.”
Source: TheTalk.NG
