Lady Who Moved to Austria Amazed as State Newspaper Gifts Her €800, Nigerians React

Lady Who Moved to Austria Amazed as State Newspaper Gifts Her €800, Nigerians React

  • A Nigerian lady was overwhelmed with joy after seeing a €800 (N1.2 million) credit alert from an Austrian newspaper
  • The Nigerian lady who had migrated to Austria shared what she merely did about two weeks ago prior to the cash gift
  • Using the cash gift as proof, the lady countered claims that there is no free money abroad, saying Austria is different

A Nigerian lady living in Austria, Princess Ifunanya Maduka, has shared her excitement at being sent €800 (N1.2 million according to the current rate) by OÖNachrichten, an Austrian newspaper outfit.

Princess noted that if people say there is no free money abroad, Austria is not part of that stereotype.

Nigerian lady celebrates being gifted €800 by Austrian newspaper, OÖNachrichten.
Nigerian lady in Austria gets cash gift from OÖNachrichten. Photo Credit: UGC, Facebook/Princess Ifunanya Maduka
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In a Facebook post, Princess said she woke up to the alert and tagged it as her Christmas gift.

Before the cash gift, Princess revealed she had filled out a form from them some weeks ago. She appreciated the newspaper, which she said is her state's media outfit.

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While posting a picture of herself, Princess wrote on Facebook:

"If them tell you say free money no dey abroad, tell them say Austria no follow for that stereotype, because tell me why I will sleep and wake up to a Christmas gift of 800euro(1.3m) from our state newspaper.
"I merely just filled the form about 2 weeks ago or thereabout and today I woke up to the huge alert from them.
"Thank you OÖNachrichten you've made my Christmas.
"Let the fun begin💃💃.
"Picture 👇🏾was my mood before I received the alert😁."

Nigerian lady in Austria celebrated online

Michael Ikechukwu Anyanaso said:

"Congratulations oo.
"Make I see 10k na 🏃🏃🏃."

Adeola Osinniran Hassan said:

"Nigeria you see what your mate is doing for its citizen🙄🙄."

Ihezie Joeiyke said:

"Congratulations you go do give away to us wey dey Naija dey suffer! suffer, Tinubu don finish us with suffer."

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Aniberry Ejike said:

"Those people has empathy abeg.
"If abroad is bad why re people going through land.
"Abeg oooh,who get money should jap.
"Government collect our little penny in Nigeria and still do nothing with the money."

Georgia Prince said:

"I will make my research on Austria for nurses.
"I like where free money dey."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady finally relocated to Austria after three failed attempts.

Nigerian lady travels to Vienna, Austria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had travelled to Vienna, Austria, after getting her visa.

In an online video, she documented her trip to Vienna, Austria, showing when she made her hair and got ready for the journey ahead.

She had a layover at an Ethiopian airport during the journey before her flight finally left for Vienna. When she arrived in Austria, she was overwhelmed with joy. She stood at the airport and waited for a ride to pick her up.

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng