Meet the young Nigerian lady who bought 2nd hand bus and is set to be a driver

• A young Nigerian lady who bought 2nd hand bus has become a social media sensation after sharing a captivating TikTok video of her newl purchase.
• In the viral clip posted by @femallepilot, the proud lady showcased her bargain-priced bus and expressed her excitement about using it as a minicab to generate profits.
• The video received an outpouring of support and congratulations from social media users, who were impressed by the lady’s entrepreneurial spirit and wished her success in her new endeavor.

An engaging TikTok video featuring a confident young Nigerian lady who bought 2nd hand bus, showcasing it, has become an internet sensation.

The clip, posted by @femallepilot, captured the woman proudly displaying the bus she purchased at a discounted price from its previous owner.

Expressing her enthusiasm, she struck a pose next to the bus and shared her excitement about using it as a minicab to generate profits.

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The young Nigerian lady who bought 2nd hand bus gets applauded by netizens

The video has garnered widespread praise from social media users, with thousands of likes and comments applauding the woman’s achievement and wishing her success in her new venture. Below are some comments:

@prettyadejoke: “Congratulations mam.”

@fashmeenah: “You get sense pass those wey use all their savings buy benz just for showoff. With this,deliver every month selfis money.”

@olatunjiadedolapo3: “One dayI go enter your bus&…you owe me a video.”

@Adunnionikorope responded: “Yes dey are oppressing the gram my own na to make m oney nobody wey I wan oppress.”

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Young Nigerian lady receives pharmacy degree with CGPA of 4.93 and emerges as best graduating student

Meanwhile, a young Nigerian lady, Zainab Muhammad Wakil outperformed her peers to become the best-graduating pharmacy student at the University of Maiduguri, Borno, in Nigeria.

She had a cumulative grade point average of 4.93/5.0, out of the other 65 inductees who took part in the demanding training to become the most outstanding graduating student.

The University of Maiduguri granted her automatic appointment as a reward for her success.