Young man who used to work as load carrier in markets succeeds, now has his own shop

- A man took his destiny into his hand by being a labourer and his life changed for good

- One year after offloading containers in the market, the young man now has his own shop

- The new shop owner said he does not want to fail in his new endeavour as he sought support

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A young Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @izuchi_ejiogu has taken to the bird app to share his inspiring success story.

In a post on Thursday, January 21, the man said that he went from a person who does the menial job of offloading containers as a way to make ends meet to a person who now has a shop.

The man said that his fabric business started in 2021, meaning his transformation happened in a year.

In the first frame of the photos he shared, he could be seen on the loads he just helped take down from a container.

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The second frame shows his new level as he posed beside the fabrics he is selling in front of his shop. The man, therefore, asked people to patronise him as he does not have any room for failure.

See his post below:

Many showed his great support on Twitter as they congratulated him and offered ways they could help his business grow.

Below are some of the reactions:

@adelawprint said:

"Bro I fit help you do your plastic bag for selling fabrics ooo. Pls patronise me ooo. We dey do nylon for Obiwanne for Aba too. I don't if u know him."

@Lerkkzzy said:

"Don't cut short your story that success...let people know the number of years you used in offloading containers. Make them no go dey reason say na 1yr thing Bro the way to success is long. Shalom."

@_igolonwanyi said:

"U will not fail my dear. It is well with you."

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@Liftinword said:

"Remain focused, with God by ur side u won’t fail. I believe so much in your abilities, weldone."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady with the Twitter handle @EduEle5 showed off her family business with great pride, telling tweeps about how she and her mummy fried garri on Sunday, January 17.

Edu said they both had to weather great smoke and heat in order to deliver a great product. People praised the young lady, saying that she is different from a whole lot out there who are waiting to be someone else's dependants.

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