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After relocating to UK, Nigerian former senior banker turns to cleaner
A ex-senior executive with a Nigerian bank has disclosed the kind of work she eventually took on after relocating to the UK.
The person going by the name Floxy Obi notified users on social media that she is currently employed as a cleaner.
She posted a video of herself cleaning a living room in uniform on TikTok, adding that the reality overseas is very different from what many people think.
Floxy bemoaned her situation and admitted that, despite having a master’s degree, finding a white collar work was still difficult for her.
She then remembered how, when she was still working in Nigeria, she would ask questions of young bankers.
The ex-banker further urged the Nigerian government to mke the country progressive so that no citizen would have reasons to travel out.
UK will humble you, Floxy wrote in the caption for the video. Definitely a masters degree holder.
“In Swahili, I’m laughing,” observe Ex-banker Wey Sabi’s questioning nonetheless. Fix everything, Nigerian government, and we’ll swear to return to your beloved nation.
In related news, a young woman took delight in disclosing the kind of work she did to make ends meet while living abroad.
The happy woman celebrated her growth from being a housemaid to working as a cleaner in Qatar.
Taking to her TikTok account, @shamiamuts, she disclosed that she previously worked as a housemaid in Saudi Arabia.
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According to the post, the lady decided to go home and rest because working as a domestic worker was strenuous.
She apparently chose not to return to the househelp work after getting some much needed rest, rather, she flew to Qatar where she landed the cleaning job. Excited about her new status, she appreciated God for being there for her.
@shamiamuts shared some pictures of herself in a video-reel which also contained write-ups narrating her story.
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