Lady Suffers Great Loss after Spending Entire Savings to Produce 300 Bottles of Juice, Video Trends

Lady Suffers Great Loss after Spending Entire Savings to Produce 300 Bottles of Juice, Video Trends

  • A Nigerian businesswoman has lamented bitterly on social media after suffering a huge loss
  • In a video, the young woman who sells juice displayed about 300 bottles of juice that got spoilt inside a freezer
  • Commenting on the story, a businesswoman who sells frozen food shared her heartbreaking relatable experience

A Nigerian entrepreneur's dream of success was left in tatters after a devastating loss befell her juice business.

The young woman, who had invested her entire savings into the venture, was left heartbroken when her freezer malfunctioned, causing her entire stock to spoil.

Businesswoman suffers great loss
Juice seller laments as 300 bottles get spoilt Photo credit: @addisnaturalfruitjuice2/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

Juice seller laments over huge loss

In a heartbreaking video, the vendor identified as @addisnaturalfruitjuice2 on TikTok revealed that about 300 bottles of juice that had gone to waste.

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She narrated that she had woken up to find her freezer inoperable due to a power outage, leaving her bottles of juice to get spoilt.

The fact that she now had to purchase a new fridge only added to her distress.

In her words:

"POV: You invested all your money into your juice business and then this happened. I woke up yesterday for a program and to my surprise my freezer wasn’t working due to light out, I lost 300 bottles and the most painful thing is that that I have to buy new fridge. I haven’t been myself till now. Like all my money is gone."

Commenting on the story, a businesswoman who sells frozen food shared her heartbreaking relatable experience.

In her words:

"Any business that depends on light is not for the weak because there must be losses. If I begin to tell you what I face here it's only God. But then one day you will still smile in the business. People consume frozen foods daily but any small problem with light or generator can consume the gain you made. It's not easy but God will see her through. She will still make it."

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Reactions as juice seller laments over loss

The TikTok video went viral, garnering sympathy and support from social media users.

@TASTY LOCAL DRINKS IN ACCRA said:

"I remember I had a same experience last year December. It was a clients order. Made the drinks early to refrigerate only to have dumsor for three days on and off."

@Jorkbeth said:

"Is there no way to preserve them so that they can't be spoiled, I can feel ur pain so sorry dear."

@Emilylang said:

"Awwww this is me 2 weeks ago, I baked bread worth ghç 2000 + and they all get spoilt. Hmmm and since then I haven't been to work again oo my dear."

@Mimi’sWorld said:

"So sorry the story of my life. This happened to me two weeks ago, I used part of my fees to do ice cream and before day break the fridge broke down and all the Icecreams spoiled."

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Thrift seller in tears after buying bad clothes

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian businesswoman broke down in tears after buying fairly used goods worth a whopping N250,000.

In a video shared via TikTok, she displayed the low-quality goods she was given and tears rolled down her cheeks.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

Source: Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over three years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.