Student Celebrates After Selling Over 150 Packs of Food in a Day on Campus, His Reaction Trends
- A male student who runs a food business on campus celebrated after selling over 150 packs of food in a day
- The young man was so excited, and his unexpected reaction after selling out the food got people talking
- Many who came across the video celebrated with the young man and encouraged him in his business
A male student celebrated after reaching a milestone as a food vendor on his campus.
He jubilated after selling over 150 packs of food in a day on campus, as he recounted how he began the business.

Source: TikTok
In a video by @hisown_sly on TikTok, he shared how he started his business and rolled on the floor in excitement.
He said:
"I can’t imagine selling over 150+ packs of food within a day but ADOM NYAME came through for me! I’m a Tertiary student who decided to venture into food business on campus since we find it difficult to get food to buy on weekends!!!!

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"I started by doing 10 packs on Saturday and Sunday respectively! This end of semester I decided to challenge myself by doing 70+ packs each day respectively and everything got finished . I can’t thank God enough, my customers and my Angwa mo team!"
Watch the video below:
Reactions as student celebrates sales
Many who came across the video celebrated with the young man and encouraged him in his business.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.
Akosua_nassah said:
"Na so chicken man take start. don’t stop dear .you will soon be great."
Olamma said:
"This can never be Nigeria you are doing great but what kind of food is this frying chicken without cooking egg stew nko sorry i cant eat this."
@Maami said:
“Pls start looking for a nice business name ooo, because you are opening branch everywhere by God's grace, I will be waiting for a branch in ibadan.”
@Evaluna said:
“Can’t wait for that bigggggg testimony very soon and I know Adom Nyame will exceed every expectation. I’m rooting for you.”
@Adepa said:
“May I get this blessings for my indimie business since the Degree certificate hasn’t given me a job yet Amennnnn.”
@Charlotte Lily said:
“Only those that did not understand his joy will ask why he is rolling on the floor. Imagine getting only three orders others times then God suddenly remembers you? 150 orders? this is just the start. Bigger ones are coming.”
@Obidon said:
“Good initiative..how can you expand on this...bro you are smart.”

Source: TikTok
In related stories, a student shared the punishment she was given for laughing in class, while another shared how she managed her business in school.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a first-class microbiology graduate who runs a baking business celebrated her graduation from Obafemi Awolowo University.

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She shared photos from her convocation and advised undergraduates who are also into business.
Many who came across the post celebrated and applauded the lady for her academic achievement.
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