Lady Working as a Cleaner Proudly Shares Pic of Uniform, Inspires Many
- A Nigerian lady has caught the attention of people on social media after her photos in a cleaner's uniform went viral
- The lady revealed that she does not care what people think about her, saying her situation will not remain permanent for long
- Tweeps praised her for being real and proud of the work she does to survive
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A lady with the Twitter handle @DatGirlAdun has taken to social media to talk about her life working as a cleaner.
In a Twitter post on Friday, April 30, the lady said when a colleague asked her why she likes sharing photos of herself in a cleaner's uniform, she replied that "it doesn't matter..."
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She went on to say that doing otherwise will not make people who do not like her change their opinions, adding that though she is a cleaner now, her position will not remain so forever.
Tweeps took to her comment section to praise her for being true to herself and not living a fake social media life as many do.
See her post below:
As at the time of writing this report, her post has gathered close to 12,000 likes with hundreds of reactions from many.
Below are some of them:
@Chris29th said:
"I swear. I entered a bank 1 day and there was this very pretty cleaner i saw. I was about collecting her number when 1 yeye guy came to ask me "Oga can i borrow your pen" before i answer the olodo finish. The lady had gone upstairs."
@GREATNEZ_ said:
"This post blew up. Isn't this a good opportunity for you to tell people about your qualifications and skills (if you have any) so you can get a better job? Or are you fine with your current job? Take advantage. Just saying o."
@Uncle_Oba said:
"Greatness is written all over you sis. This is just a stage and u will step up soon... Believe!"
@KerfuffleV said:
"Did this job to sponsor my education (with help of my FaF of course). There's nothing to shame about, dear. You're doing well."
@PaboskiW said:
"Your job doesn't define you are ... I've been there before ... Keep doing what you're doing and be happy."
Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a Nigerian lady showcased her house cleaning business and people showed her great support on Twitter.
In a post on the platform Saturday, January 2, the lady described herself as the number one house cleaner in Enugu state.
She added that her work is so efficient that she hardly leaves behind stains and her service always gives premium satisfaction.
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