Nigerian Man's Behaviour After Doing His First 12 Hours Shift In UK Generates Buzz, Video Goes Viral

• After completing his first 12 hours shift in the United Kingdom, a Nigerian youth got home and his behaviour got people talking
• When he entered the house, his sister showed concern and was amused at the way he "crashed" to the floor
• Mbah Divinefavour (O.D, MNOA), a software engineer who migrated to the UK, recounted her first day at work in an exclusive chat with Legit.ng

A Nigerian man was exhausted after completing his first 12-hour shift in the United Kingdom.

A short video posted on TikTok showed his dramatic behaviour as soon as he entered the house.

"What is the fastest way to make money?" he quizzed while "crashing" to the floor.

His sister drew closer and helped him take off his shoes while laughing at his behaviour.

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The Nigerian man admitted in Pidgin that the work was tiring. The video posted on the family's TikTok page elicited massive reactions.

Some people downplayed his experience, saying others have it worse elsewhere.

At the time of this report, the video has garnered 92k likes on TikTok.

UK techie recounts her first day at work

Software engineer Mbah Divinefavour (O.D, MNOA), who moved to the UK via sponsored work visa, recalled how her first day felt like.

She told Legit.ng that her first day and first week working in the UK was very chill. In her words:

"I understand that the route which I moved by God's grace is a bit privileged and I'm grateful for that and for how I got here. My first day of work, the first week of work, even was very very chill.

"I have been in two roles since I moved, and I have first been an intern and then I have been a full-time analyst at my jobs, and the first week of resuming was more or less very chill to be honest.

"The thing with working with big corporations is that there's like a structure to how they do things, and the first week is usually about on-boarding, getting required access for you to be able to do your job, there would be induction ceremonies, there would be welcome ceremonies/ networking events.

"In summary, the first week is usually more about free food, knowing about the firm they're working at and getting all your accesses and just grasping what your team or what your job is going to be about.

"It's then from the second week that you now work and in both jobs I have done a regular nine to five..."

Divinefavour also spoke about the hard part of resuming at a new corporation or role.

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"So, the only thing that I would say was the hard part was just, you know as with any new job or new role, understanding what the team is about and understanding what you're going to be doing.

"But in terms of like hours, they were regular work hours and just getting used to the normal stress associated with normal work."

Watch the video below:

Man's behaviour after UK shift stirs reactions

blackdiamond_468🇳🇬🇬🇧 said:

"Especially if it’s a shift dat involve fighting with robot😀😀😀😀If u don’t get it forget about it!"

Phranklincoln said:

"Bless him… happy families. That part of taking his shoes off melt my heart, that is love and nothing more."

THE1 said:

"The day I did 15hrs security job in London. I went back home playing if I die by Dagrin."

onowujp_40 said:

"Only 12hours??? Do u know how many hours we flex here in Nigeria, with poor and discouraging pay??? My brother, u are enjoying biko."

Osborn Leather Work said:

"Why are you people making it look like a death sentence! except you're lazy! I'm in the US, I have not seen my family for the past 3 weeks, I'm on a residence shift for 30 days."

adman said:

"You guys are making noise about just 12 hours. currently i am working with Chinese here in Dubai. and if I go to work in the morning by 9am I don't go home till 11pm or 12am sometimes it takes me 1am."

Clara Chipwende said:

"Really wanted to relocate to uk but the negatives I hear."

Young money said:

"But people in abroad complain the hours they work when people in Africa work from 7am or 8am to about 7pm to 9pm for as little as 50€ a month."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady who worked as a warehouse operative in the UK had fallen sick after four weeks.

Lady weeps after first UK shift

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had broken down in tears after completing her first 12-hour shift in the UK.

The lady's elder sister said her younger sibling always bothered her for money and now would understand what she goes through to make the money.

In a TikTok video, her sibling got back home and was smiling at first. However, she broke down in tears.