YorubaNinja:
The look on the poor boy's face... priceless indeed!

But, like someone rightly said up there... the boy needs proper education NOT N50K.

Jafar1:
Nice gesture, thats if true...

Because I don't understand why he will ask a camera man to snap him while giving out money to a buy...

Maybe so others can learn and do something similar..

DamnnNiggarr:
I know that man.
He's my niggarrrr and the CEO of
Chinmark group.

He's a very good man.

ArchAnge1:
Shouldn't have posted the picture, now his mum will collect the money

osamz007:

Goldp5988:
I really feel for the poor boy.

Nelly4you:

that's what they call show off.. he's not satisfied that people are not seeing how generous he is.. but I'm not certain that he told that guy to snap him

Roozzaay:
Just praying for test only? How about the passing part?

femi4:
The boy needs education not N50k that ll be gone in few days

mu2sa2:
It's better for the mother to collect it since the boy might misuse it. Women are generally prudent - she will plough the more into her business. I would be concerned if it's the father who gets to collect the money - he would just decimate the money at ogogoro/ olosho joint.

Nelly4you:

Nah my everyday prayer be that o, let his blessings come so I can help people . Some people think I'm stingy but they don't understand

Nelly4you:

that's what they call show off.. he's not satisfied that people are not seeing how generous he is.. but I'm not certain that he told that guy to snap him

Nelly4you:

that's what they call show off.. he's not satisfied that people are not seeing how generous he is.. but I'm not certain that he told that guy to snap him

Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1241013329613573&id=100011147522737

Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1241013329613573&id=100011147522737