Mom Shows Off Her Business As Coconut Seller With Her Baby Strapped To Her Back, Peeps React To Video
- A diligent mother celebrated her hard work by displaying her business on camera in a TikTok video
- Nana Tea, a Ghanaian social media star, shared the woman's video in honour of Mother's Day, a day recently observed by millions on Sunday, May 14
- Members of the online community who viewed the clip celebrated the woman who was backing her baby
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A hardworking mom celebrated her hustle by showing off her business on camera when Ghanaian social media influencer Nana Tea chanced on her.
The woman was spotted with her baby strapped to her back while serving a client in the footage.
Nana Tea celebrates mom coconut seller
Nana Tea, real name James Annor Tetteh, who doubles as a philanthropist, posted the woman's video on TikTok in honour of Mother's Day, recently commemorated by millions worldwide on Sunday, May 14.
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The famous philanthropist captioned the adorable video on his vibrant account with:
''One of the most hardworking women I came across ❤️❤️ She was selling coconut with her baby strapped on her back ❤️Happy Mother’s Day,'' Nana Tea posted on TikTok.
Nana Tea's online audience, who shared their thoughts about the woman, hailed her hard work.
Watch the video below:
Netizens impressed with mom coconut seller
Halisad.The. Amputee commented:
God bless you.
Ms. Dicta posted:
One of a kind @ Nana Tea .
Manuella morninga said:
Wow.
Accord Queen commented:
Immediately I saw the video, I knew you would do it again.
user7247300927928 posted:
God bless you.
Hardworking mom says she provides for her family with small business
Earlier Briefly News reported that there are many Africans, irrespective of age, who are not only hard-working but making a relatively good life out of what they could lay their hands on.
Madam Hannah Miyebi spoke about how she used proceeds from her crayfish business to train her children up to the university level.
With an array of crayfish and dried fish, adding that she is making cool money from the business. Hannah added she could sell 20 bags in a day.
When asked if she has gotten any form of support from the government, she said no. She added that she did not even apply for lockdown palliative because she believes the government does not always make good on its promise.
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