"Good Move": Three Nigerian Men Contribute Money, Buy One Trip of Sand, Share it 360 Shovels Each

• Three men who could not individually pay for their own tipper of sand decided to join hands and do it
• In a video shared on TikTok, it was revealed that the three men paid over N30,000 for the tipper of sand
• After the sand was delivered to them, they shared it 360 shovels each, a move that has sparked reactions

Three Nigerian men decided to join hands and buy a tipper of sand since they could not afford it individually.

The men reportedly paid over N30,000 for the tipper of sand, and it was delivered to them, and they shared it.

Each one of them got 360 shovels of sand from the tipper, meaning it contained 10,80 shovels according to a video posted on TikTok by Kepu Kepu TV.

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The video showed when the tipper brought the sand, and it was being shared by the owners.

Mixed reactions have trailed the clip as some said it was a good move while others said it wasn't.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as three men share one tipper of sand

@ifesinachinewking commented:

"Good move."

@astaronlinestores said:

"This is new to me. Incredible."

@Kenneth said:

"How much for one trip."

@sirtony said:

"How to manage poverty in Nigeria."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Nigerians on social media put smiles on the lips of an old man who was spotted working hard at a construction site.

It all started when the man was spotted moulding block despite having problems with his posture.

Nigerians have now opened a cement business for him, starting with a whole trailer load of Dangote cement.

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In another story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian girl has successfully completed work on her first house, and she has taken to social media to show it off.

Sharing the story of the house on TikTok, the girl stated that she achieved the feat at the age of 20.

Many friends, family and well-wishers gathered to celebrate with her after the building was completed.

Source: Legit.ng