Man Living in Canada Buys Benz, Says It's Little Gift for Himself
- A Nigerian man, Tosin AJ, has made it in Canada as he bought a car for himself as a reward for hard work
- Nigerians said he really tried with the self-care, adding that the ride is not a little gift as he would have them believe
- The man shared three photos that showed the new vehicle at different angles
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A Nigerian man identified as Tosin AJ has shown off his new whip, a beautiful Benz car he bought as a way to reward his years of hard work.
Sharing the photos on Twitter, Tosin sat on the bonnet of the car with great pride. Another frame he posted has him at the passenger side of the vehicle standing with the door open.
The Canada-resident received praises from Nigerians who said he deserves the good things of life, while some said that the Benz is not a small gift as he described it.
There were also the usual "God when" tweeps who simply hoped for when the Supernatural will give them such a gift.
See Tosin's post below:
The man's post went viral with over 2,000 retweets and close to 30,000 comments. Below are some of the reactions from social media users:
@AyomideRobinson said:
"Noticed you are in Canada....you can help a friend there so my living can worth my hard work."
@eniafunlola said:
"Nice one! Won't mind one for myself."
Source: Twitter
@MayorOfEket said:
"Congrats bro, I tap into your blessing IJN."
@Madsmatics said:
"God wey do your own, Go do my own too. Congrats."
@DaWhyteWolf said:
"Meanwhile, all my hard work goes to rent and bills, but I’m happy for you. Life is short."
@AS_Ahmadu said:
"I claim this, we will all post something like this soon. Congratulations."
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that a young Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @KCKING_MUSIC generated massive reactions after posting about the new Benz that he just got.
He said that it was an early birthday gift to himself. Many Nigerians reacted in different ways to his photos.
While some congratulated him, others wanted to know how he was able to make his money, asking him to show them.
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Source: Briefly News
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