Video Shows 2 Young Nigerian Ladies Mixing Cement, Carrying Blocks and Plastering Wall, Sparks Reactions
- Two young Nigerian ladies have become internet sensations over the construction work they recorded themselves doing
- With a great collaborative effort, the ladies mixed cement, carried blocks and went on to plaster the wall of a building
- While many people hailed their work, some persons cautioned them for being barefooted while at it
Social media users have reacted to a video of two Nigerian ladies doing construction work.
This is because building construction and renovations are often regarded as a male profession, but the ladies' effort is casting doubts on the narrative.
Source: TikTok
In the TikTok clip they shared, the ladies carried blocks and mixed cement after adding sand using shovels.
Next, one took parts of the cement to build and plaster a wall she was working on. The ladies displayed great collaborative effort that excited netizens.
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Their work earned them the admiration of internet users. Some netizens raised concerns that the ladies worked barefooted.
Watch the video below:
People commend the ladies
TEE_MOSES said:
"Why barefoot? if cement chop u eeeh next time if you see camera u go run."
Doublemorny said:
"May God bless you people, And I pray may God give me a good woman like u people."
chikwado Umuoba said:
"Good girl not those thinking best way to get money is billing there partner."
Evaluv7 said:
"Heeeeei e don reach like dis.
"May God bless the work of your hands."
Happilanc said:
"Wow, unbelievable may God bless the works of your hands."
smart said:
"If una like make make una build the tallest building person wey go marry go marry."
keenydon said:
"I love ur hustle but pls try wear some safety shoes and clove on ur safe biko,nah woman una be,God straighten u guys up."
Nigerian lady works on construction site in Canada
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady in Canada was seen working on a construction site.
Onyinyechi, doing her master's program in Canada, made a video showcasing what she engages in that pays her bills.
In the TikTok video, Onyinyechi is seen dressed rocking a hard hat and a waterproof jacket as she packed sand at a construction site. In the comment section, she endorsed reactions that opined that Canada recognises equality regarding jobs.
Source: Legit.ng
