Nigerian Man Quit His Stay in Russia, Now a Puff-Puff Vendor in Enugu, He Shares His Touching Story
- A young Nigerian man who had returned from Russia is now a puff-puff seller
- The man identified as Nwaeze Ndubuisi had first set up a poultry farm before the puff-puff business but was allegedly crippled by his village people
- He said that he has been able to raise a million naira as a street puff-puff vendor
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Nwaeze Ndubuisi is a returnee from Russia who now earns a living as a street puff-puff vendor. The young man had gone to Russia to further his footballing career but howbeit wasn't successful.
In Russia where he moved to in 2018, things weren't rosy for him and after two years, he was flown back to Nigeria by the Russian government, he told Legit.ng in an exclusive interview.
Ndubuisi said he tried out his hands on different menial jobs including working in a car wash. He was first a poultry farmer until something unfortunate happened.
According to him, his village people out of sheer jealousy had crippled him because of his poultry farm and this affected the business.
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A family friend had helped him with N100k to set up the puff-puff business.
Ndubuisi who plies his trade in the city of Enugu said he has been able to raise a million naira from the business.
The man who still nurses the ambition of seeking greener pastures oversees says the puff-puff business is not his final stop and is hoping to dive into other lucrative ventures if he hasn't left the country yet.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a man had shared how he got a job that paid him N263k per day without any work experience.
Sharing how it happened on Linkedln, Dr Akanimo Odon explained that he was writing his PhD thesis at that time when his supervisor directed him to forward a mail to the VP of a company he identified as BG Group.
He was said to have been invited for a meeting in the UK by the said VP. Akanimo said the meeting turned out to be an interview and was immediately offered the job despite not having any work experience as he was still a student.
Source: Legit.ng
