“After Using All My Savings”: Nigerian Woman Breaks Down in Tears at Her Shop, Says Business Isn’t Moving Well

• A female entrepreneur has cried out over being unable to make sales in a business she invested all her savings into
• In the heartbreaking video, she displayed several brands of perfumes and body sprays arranged on the shelves
• The post has attracted lots of reactions from netizens who encouraged her to keep pushing and not give up on herself

A Nigerian entrepreneur identified as @bambioffishal on TikTok has shared her painful experience after investing all her savings in the perfume business.

The woman lamented that she has not been making sales in the business despite putting all her money and effort into it.

In the video shared via TikTok, the heartbroken businesswoman was seen arranging the perfumes and dusting the shelves.

The clip has attracted many comments from netizens who encouraged her to keep pushing and gave her hope for a brighter tomorrow.

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"Invested my little savings in this business and I have not been making good sales," she cried.

Social media reactions

@doraty22 said:

"Don't give up sis. Thy Lord is about doing his miracle IJN."

@user oma22 wrote:

"It has happened to me. I cry all night but all of sudden everything changed. It's not always easy on the starting point but u will surely get there."

@Faithiana John added:

"Is not easy. Don’t forget midnight prayers. Talk to God. Tell God what you want my God is merciful."

@Datgurlgift commented:

"Just keep on pushing. everything will be fine."

@ifeanyichukwu Priye Green reacted:

"Doing business in Nigeria is never easy, just keep the faith alive. U'll surely scale through!"

@KHEENgFX replied:

"Your location make we patronise u."

@Rossy_Designer said:

"You will definitely make massive sells, just be consistent."

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@ada_oge5 wrote:

"Every beginning is never easy. don't give up dear."

@okorieesther340 replied:

"Go there with expection n prayers God will do it."

@ex boi omolaw added:

"Good things take time be patience my lovely sis."

@Helen ify said:

"Location I love perfume."

@Golden wrote:

"Pls dont give up o, I almost died when i opened my shop, too much depression, I'm still trying my best nd im praying to God everyday."

Watch the video below:

Traders in Lagos lament over poor sales

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that traders in markets across the country look forward to the festive season as they tend to stock up their shops to meet the demands of buyers and make a good profit.

This year's Christmas celebration has come but some trades shared with Legit.ng the market situation, sales level and present cost price of some goods.

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Interestingly, some traders in the popular Lagos market made cool cash this season, cashing out with sales due to the items they are offering, items for the season. Whilst buyers lament the price of goods, traders are more concerned about selling the goods in the few hours before they celebrate the season.

Legit.ng visited the famous Lagos market, Mile 12 international market, to find out this season's market situation, especially Christmas sales. At the market, some traders are attending to buyers while others are waiting for buyers to patronize them as there’s stability in the price of most goods.

Source: Legit.ng