First-Class Graduate who Sold Bread on Street for a Living Secures Job with Reputable Company
• A first-class graduate, Evelyn, who had to sell bread for a living after school has finally found a job
• Blogger Zion Felix says Evelyn has secured a job with a reputable company and is due to start work on Monday, June 21, 2021
• Evelyn went viral after her story was shared by the blogger telling how she studied Procurement and Logistics but circumstances reduced her to a bread seller on the streets
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A former bread seller, Evelyn, who is a Procurement and Logistics graduate with first-class from the university has finally secured a job.
According to Zion Felix, Evelyn has gotten a job with a reputable company and is gingering up to start her new role on Monday, June 21, 2021.
The blogger first reported how the graduate was making a small profit on each loaf of bread she sold and begged the public to come to her aid with a better-paying job.
Source: UGC
Good news trigger reactions:
The news about the lady getting a job has excited some Ghanaians and they have thanked God and Zion Felix for helping Evelyn.
Here are some of the comments
pearl_odoi: “Wwooowww.”
raheem_sterlinq: “Yesss.”
raheem_sterlinq: “Thank you Zion God bless you.”
dayana_nehlson: “Wow that’s some great news.”
nhyiraba__: “Bless God.”
rielamos: “Thanks Goodness.”
nanakuapapabi1: “Thank God.”
bombgossip: “God bless you.”
mutuminaa_: “Ghana is the first country to be interviewed before u get Job after completing whole school.”
qwame_puzzler: “Thanks be to God.”
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