Nigerian Man Buys First Car Abroad After People Laughed At Him Because Of His Job: "See Result"

• A Nigerian youth has taken to social media to excitedly celebrate acquiring his first car in London
• The overjoyed man took a swipe at people who mocked him because of the kind of job he does abroad
• Many social media users joined the latest car owner in town in celebrating his new whip acquisition

A Nigerian man in the diaspora, @fidelisnices, has celebrated acquiring his first car in London.

In a video posted on TikTok, the man stepped out of the car as he flaunted it for his followers to see.

Speaking Pidgin English, the man took a swipe at all those who laughed at him for doing a labourer job abroad, saying his hustle has paid off.

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He tagged popular content creator Geh Geh while celebrating his new whip. He wrote:

"@GehGeh see my first car now after them don laugh me congratulations to me."

Many people celebrated along with the man.

Watch his video below:

People celebrate with new car owner

Phemogbish said:

"No need for all this guy."

Profitabamba🦋 said:

"Nor let your key enter my eye oh."

Michael said:

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"Boss you try a lot God bless you."

owolabi said:

"Yes boss I believe you my brother."

Jpower 💪 said:

"Congratulations 🎉 God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬🙏❤️Stay Positive."

maryjoy said:

"Congratulations to you sir God bless u much appreciated."

PRESIDO said:

"Congratulations my brother."

Vivian4lyf said:

"Congratulations to you."

Anny044 said:

"Congratulations but u pay finish 😂😂,no be installment."

IJOBA_ said:

"U try my brother.. E no easy."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man who relocated to Canada had used his first month salary to buy a Honda Civic car.

Ex-taxi driver buys car in Canada

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a former taxi driver in Nigeria had bought a car in less than 10 days after relocating to Canada.

The man said he visited a bank there to open an account and was called in by the manager after he saw his employment letter. He narrated how the manager asked if he had a car and wrote him a $5k (over N3.9 million) draft for an unsecured loan, which helped him acquire the car. He wrote:

"Arrived in Canada on a Friday...started work on the following Monday...Went to bank to open account. Bank saw my employment letter. Manager called me in, asked if I have a car, I said no...Oga said winter is coming, wrote $5k draft for an unsecured loan for me."