POS Attendant Earning N15,000 in 2021 Relocates Abroad, Gets Jobs with Salary in Dollars

POS Attendant Earning N15,000 in 2021 Relocates Abroad, Gets Jobs with Salary in Dollars

  • A young lady who was earning N15,000 as a POS attendant in 2021 moved abroad to start a new life
  • In the video, she revealed that she began working as a Kitchen Assistant, earning in dollars, and has also commenced her university studies
  • The story includes two photos illustrating her remarkable journey from a struggling young woman in Nigeria to achieving stability abroad

In 2021, a young woman earning N15,000 as a POS attendant decided to move abroad and embark on a fresh start.

In a recent video, she shared her experience of working as a kitchen assistant, where she earned a salary in dollars, and also announced that she had begun her university education.

Nigerian lady relocates abroad starts earning in dollars
POS attendant earning N15,000 in 2021 relocates abroad. Photo credit: @ajebochronicles
Source: TikTok

The story is highlighted with two photos showcasing her impressive transformation from facing challenges in Nigeria to finding stability and success abroad, as shown by @ajebochronicles.

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Portfolio officer speaks

Jemilat Jamiu, a graduate of Federal University of Oye-Ekiti, told Legit.ng she could connect with the POS lady’s story:

“As a portfolio officer at a top estate company in Lagos, I look back at my humble beginning with pride. Three years ago, I was working as a hairdresser with a 20k salary that could barely take me through the month. Now, I am in a place where I can comfortably live off my salary, and this gives me a lot of pride. It also serves as motivation to others never to give up.”

Watch the video here:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

GeneralTunde said:

“Until I experience it sha.”

AJEBO responded:

“You will experience it. Make sure God is first in everything you do, be positive, then put in the work and watch yourself excel.”

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EMPEROR wrote:

“Hopefully, your God is my God.”

Amybelina commented:

“Awn God is soo good to you.”

Ace:

“I celebrate Grace mama, I Tap from your testimony.”

Just_pariola:

“God is sooooo goooood, I’m happy for youuu.”

Udonsi_promise:

“God is so good.”

Manny:

‘Thank you for gifting David.”

StecojnrMichael:

“You are indeed the testimony that God is always changing people's live Ajebo.”

KennyCereals55:

“I will do this soon by his grace.”

Work out:

“I will give my testimony soon.”

Yahwehsprincess:

“I am so happy for you. Congratulations and glory be to God.”

Ifunanya217:

“Omo where the money from come? Because I wan do visa but the money much oo.”

PrettyMia:

“Ahh God when congratulations.”

ABIKE:

“Pls do u write any English proficiency exam when u did urs I have my wace presently doing my ND.”

Alimot Opeyemi233:

“I remembered when I came across your story last year wow.”

In a recent development, Legit.ng reported that a businessman Yaw Boadu, based in the Eastern Region, has expressed his willingness to stay in Ghana and continue to make his thriving Mobile Money (MoMo) super-agent business grow instead of travelling to work abroad.

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POS man entertains customers

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a hilarious video captured the moment a Nigerian man who had worked as a POS attendant at a shop, bragging about his business to the customers.

The POS man, as shared by @anikyy04, confidently declared that his POS was the best in the world, and that no other POS could match his quality and speed.

He also revealed that he had enjoyed a lavish lifestyle thanks to the profit he earned from the business, which amused the people who listened to him at the shop.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Basit Jamiu (Editor) Basit Jamiu is a journalist with more than five years of experience. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ekiti State University (2018). Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022), and Staff Writer at The Movee (2018). He is a 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow, OCRP Fellow at ICIR, and Accountability Fellow at CJID. Email: basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng.