UK Jobs: Lady Who Works As Warehouse Operative in UK Falls Sick After 4 Weeks

• A Nigerian lady who moved to the UK said she had fallen sick after working too hard at a factory where she got a new job
• The lady said she relocated to the UK and was without a job for about four weeks before she got one as a warehouse operative
• She said due to the nature of the UK job, she became ill four weeks after and had to be hospitalised

A lady travelled to the UK to search for greener pastures, but she fell sick after getting a new job.

The lady, identified as Sugar Baby on TikTok, said she had been idle for many weeks before she got the job.

In a story she posted on TikTok, Sugar Baby said she got a job as a warehouse worker in the UK.

She noted that her boyfriend warned her not to take the job because it was stressful, but she insisted because she had spent so much time doing nothing and wanted to earn in pounds.

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Her words:

"I was so happy when I got my first job in the UK as a warehouse operative. Worked for four weeks, got sick for two weeks, and then got fired. I still cried. The fact that my man warned me not to take the job but I had spent a month or so in the country and I just wanted to start earning in Pounds."

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Reactions as lady falls sick in the Uk

@FRANK said:

"And person dey find warehouse 5 years COS."

@Heart and GrowthbyGEM said:

"And I did this for 6 months. Warehouse operative is not a joke."

@Atbszn said:

"And some people Dey find warehouse COS."

@Cassy Andra Ojo said:

"I’m still doing it, cried to bed last night…for the past 1 year."

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Meanwhile, a Nigerian student who relocated to the UK for university studies said he is missing his family back home.

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The man lamented loneliness and mentioned that the person he missed the most was his twin brother.

Other than loneliness and difficulty in making friends in the UK, the man said everything was fine over there.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng