Nigerian big boy celebrates 10 years of transformation, says he used to live in a box room
- A Nigerian man is in a celebration mood as things have turned for him for the better
- The man identified as Abayomi Balogun said he lived in a box room with someone in the past
- Now, he flies abroad at will and has multiple properties to his name
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A Nigerian man has seen his situation turn around for good after experiencing hardship.
The man named Abayomi Balogun celebrated what he tagged 10 years of transformation.
Source: Twitter
According to him, he had stayed with a fellow in a box room but today, he owns multiple properties.
He wrote:
"Today March 23rd 2011 at 8:59am, my Arik Air plane landed in Heathrow.
"I have gone from living in a box room with another fellow to owing multiple properties. Glory to God.
"10 YEARS OF TRANSFORMATION."
Tweeps took to his comment section to celebrate with him.
@Olukayode said:
"Congratulations. Many more testimonies. Who’s the artiste?"
@boip_25 reacted:
"Baba do giveaway.
"Congratulations."
@greatgold01 commented:
"Good to hear your testimony.
"More wins."
Another tweep @Bolajuade praised God on his behalf in Yoruba dialect saying:
"Ope fun Oluwa."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man shared a powerful story on his way to becoming successful.
Ayikoye, whose Facebook bio shows that he's an educator, said that he went through a lot to become the man that he is. According to him, he flipped burgers in McDonald's restaurant and made tacos and fried chicken in KFC restaurant.
The Nigerian educator also revealed that he stood for an 8-hour nightly duty as a security guard for 4 years, and he was also a tutor, adding that those experiences were all in New York City.
Speaking further, Ayikoye said that in a bid to make something out of his life, there were many Sundays in a year that he couldn't go to church.
He said that he had to work certain days including weekends and attend classes during the weeks, noting that they were during his undergraduate years.
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