"I Have Lost Everything": Water Hawker Helped By Aquafina Says He Was Attacked Spiritually
- The Nigerian man who got social media attention after marketing water with good English is in the news again
- This time around, the young man said he had lost all the money given to him by Aquafina, the water company that helped him
- Asked how he lost the money, the young man said he was attacked spiritually after he set up his shop
The Nigerian bottled water hawker who went viral is in the news again.
The young man, popularly known as Dr H20, caught attention online after using good English to market his product.
Source: Instagram
His viral video soon caught the attention of Aquafina, the popular water production company whose bottled water he marketed in traffic.
The company subsequently helped Dr H20 set up a proper shop with all the necessary equipment.
Dr H20 explains how he lost everything
However, Dr H20 has come back to say he lost all the money, and the shop is now empty.
Dr H20 spoke in a video interview shared on Instagram by @mrlilgaga.
He said he started noticing shortages in the money he was using to do his business.
When asked to explain what happened that led to the shortage of funds, Dr H20 claimed he suffered a spiritual attack.
He said his leg swelled up when he started going to the shop. He also said he was attacked at gunpoint but did not lose money to the gunmen.
Asked to explain what happened to the money, Dr H20 said:
"I can just explain it. I think about it every night. I'm very very shocked. That's why when someone ask me about this, I will not even know how to explain it, because I'm shocked."
When the interviewer pressed further, Dr H20 admitted that he bought a landed property worth over N1 million.
He claimed that the money was disappearing from his hands in a spiritual way. He said he needed a second chance.
Dr H20 noted that he was ashamed of himself and that it was difficult for him to go back to hawking.
Watch the full video below:
Reactions as Mr H20 loses money given to him
@fadakasamuel said:
"This guy never talk the truth."
@thesplufiqmc said:
"How do you explain this?"
@kakapicture said:
"Not everybody that looks helpless deserves help."
Fish pie hawker shows where he lives
Meanwhile, the Nigerian man who sells fish pie in the streets has shown his social media followers where he lives.
The man said it is not true that he got financial help from superstar musician, David Adeleke, aka Davido.
He said if he had gotten money from Davido as claimed, he would have moved out of the house where he lives.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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