"My Back Started Paining Me": Nigerian in UK Who Quit Hospital Work, Dumps New One in Video, Says He's Tired
- A Nigerian man has taken to social media to share how and why he quit his last job in the United Kingdom
- The young man who was a care worker at a hospital before he quit it began working in a supermarket called Sainsbury's but couldn't continue
- According to him, the work appeared 'chilling' at first but after putting in a 7-hour shift, he had a second thought
A Nigerian man based in the United Kingdom has narrated how he dumped his new job at a supermarket called Sainsbury's.
Taking to TikTok, he explained that he had quit hospital care work where he packed sh*it and vomit for this new one.
Source: UGC
He had thought it was going to be an easy job but got a reality check after standing for 7 hours with no rest or break in between.
The Nigerian said he wanted to rest after the long shift as he had back pains but wasn't allowed to.
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"So I was told I can't relax.
"I have to keep working for my money then," he wrote.
He said that he just gave up and quit.
"I just told myself I can't do this anymore.
"I sat down and I quit."
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions
Angeller said:
"I worked here my first job and I quit with no notice I just didn't show up, my back broke into half....that's how I felt everyday."
Thank God said:
"There is one work that is easy. 9.50p. Touch point cleaner. It’s a 8-4pm. Very easy and boring. If you are interested. Come take am."
user2663492626937 said:
"Even support work where there is no work is still boring,you sit and watch Netflix the whole day and eat and eatnothing is easy joor."
mercyolayinka2019 said:
"I could remember when I did m’y intership in supermarket I cried everyday on my way home supermarket jobs is not easy Abeg."
Nigerian lady in Canada showcases the construction work she does
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had shown off her construction work hustle in Canada.
In the TikTok video, Onyinyechi is seen dressed rocking a hard hat and a waterproof jacket as she parked sand at a construction site. Taking to the comment section, she endorsed reactions that opined that Canada recognises equality as regards jobs.
She also expressed optimism that she would change jobs someday.
"I feel you. It will pass,'' she replied to a netizen who shared how stressful his own job abroad is.
Source: Legit.ng
