I didn't know I could build a house by selling puff-puff | Legit TV

[@officiall_hollychris4210]

Never be ashamed of what puts food on the table for you... Patience,hardwork and consistency is all that matters!

[@kay6257]

Totally agree, there is dignity in labour

[@nancymuseve514]

Ur right

[@halidsheriff8002]

It is just a draw back mentality.

[@nattybynature1262]

That's exactly what I was going to say. If it feeds you be proud of it.

[@feliciasjourney1437]

Very true!

[@adeoluosibodu.]

Love the wife. “Ashamed of what?”

[@zzzadu9927]

😀😀correct wife 👍

[@shawngordon6626]

You'll are one flesh Holy GOD made her for you strong term stay together

[@kayode4704]

I wish him and his wife and child more success and strength

[@AkiiCooks]

Ameen

[@katrinwermann3652]

Amen .

[@terriali645]

Amen.

[@magimc6157]

Amen

[@anyhootyepo654]

Yes, me too!

[@tolulola7680]

This guy, this family, is going places; that baby on their back (and his or her siblings) will never know lack. It's just simple. This kind of diligence, will always be rewarded. I congratulate this family in advance. Because God is faithful, life will surely smile on them. 🙏🏽

[@ebeleyaaigbiremonle2361]

God bless you for your hard work wishing you guys all the best

[@mrwhite77781]

What is it fried dough

[@gracemercy4757]

AMEN 🙏🏾

[@anoelegance2630]

@@mrwhite77781 yes. Like doughnut holes.

[@florencenguajah1553]

Amen in Jesus might

[@codingnaija3246]

This is the type of stories the world should see about Nigerians, not Hushpuppi and Yahoo boys.

[@mancube7645]

True

[@jumokea2274]

thank you!

[@tnzem2917]

or the fake money pastors.

[@Fantasyland418]

The world only want to push the negative side of African

[@lalamurray3689]

My lovely Blackness of black ppl in general. I’m a black American and white ppl push to the media majority negative stories about us as well.

[@imdurmac1]

this is the real meaning of black wealth...be your own boss, no need to work for someone else.

[@THENEWZ24]

So true

[@hausakids1006]

So true a lot of us struggling in the diaspora when we had the wealth all along 🧐

[@kimgriffith9738]

I don't get it . What's up with this shame or embarrassment talk. Here in the states hotdog venders make thousands of dollars selling hotdogs on the streets, and they are not looked down upon. There is nothing wrong with selling food on the street. He should definitely do some improvements to his stall. For instance he can get branded umbrellas for each of his stalls. Everyone working can wear branded t-shirts as well. He should also use the name "Sam's Puff Puff", then eventually trademark the name as soon as he can afford to.

[@nathannwokeforo6969]

Sweet counsel

[@lovefromdrey]

Even please proper clothing.

[@Browny241422]

I agree completely. And also clean the area he's mixing the food..... Hygiene is also very important

[@raymondnkamugisha8887]

Exactly, that's the way to do it. Personally, looking into ways to acquire mobile food units/vans ,to start vending fast food and snacks in Africa.

[@energetica346]

It's part of the colonial mentally that thinks that a person has to be in a so-called learned "white collar" profession to be respected in the community. I'm referring to being something such as a barrister, solicitor, doctor, engineer, lecturer or senior manager etc. etc. This "respect" aspect is endemic in southern/ Eastern Nigerian life. Entrepenurship does exist in Eastern Nigerian culture through the traditional Igbo Apprenticeship system (please Google), but that is associated with blue collar professions such as sales of industrial and consumer items via wholesale markets. People who work in sectors via the Apprenticeship system (like anywhere else in the world) in general have not attained college or university level education. Therefore, although these individuals are often the engine room of economic generation and wealth creation in their communities, they are often looked down upon in terms of their educational attainment. Being respected within southern Nigerian local familial communities is a huge deal. The questions are what have you achieved in life, ie education, family life, wealth etc. Most importantly what have you put back into your local familial community to build it. There is a great deal of vested interest in this pathway through life and IMHO rightly so. The lack of support for people getting into Entrepenurial activities is not only specific to a powerhouse of growth such as Nigeria. This is an issue for communities for example in the UK, where although the government acknowledges that it's small and medium sized businesses that create most of the wealth and jobs, there is not enough within the culture and education system to encourage entrepreneurship. The UK also has an unhealthy bias towards pushing people through the University system and, more often than not, these youngsters find themselves unemployed or working in some of the retail or fast food giants as shop assistants. However, if you're living in a semi-failed governmental state (e.g. Nigeria) a reliance on uncertain a public sector budgtes and explatitive private sector employer salaries, people likely find they are unable to cover living costs. People will be forced to find a "side hustle" to make ends meet (hence the reference to selling body and theft). In this case this inspirational young fellow and his wife reverted to his inherent gifts and skills to move forward.

[@kamilahgriggs515]

He has the right wife. She said everything he needed to hear to continue his work

[@theneophytejournal]

Yep

[@godisforallnevergiveup9245]

Man l hate working as a private Chef l worked for a very rich family ,man the routine you talking about is like you are in jail .I left and my anger made me to push myself. Open my own Restuarant ,move to USA ,work 2 years ,then open my own kitchen, Restuarant, now looking forward to open my second branch in Austin Downtown USA .Greedy rich people leave them too much bias and rich people don't want to pay their workers across the globe .A rich man can go to a Bar spend thousands in 1 night ,but its hard for him to pay a person who make him eat .My brother God bless you.

[@Dalzybabe80]

What's the name of your restaurant? I'm in San Antonio.

[@BeatrizMatias]

Congrats! 👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽

[@makaylacoleman8870]

Congrats I wish you the best🎉

[@christinasmart1646]

Congratulations! God bless you and your business 🙏🏾

[@Lioness_Es]

That's the reason why it's so hard for a rich person to make it into God's Kingdom. They cannot let go of the money and hoard it instead of blessing others with it.

[@360integration]

As much as I love this interview, I dislike the emphasis on the word ashamed. People are not ashamed to do fraud and crime, why should you be ashamed of legitimate business as this?

[@AmayaRue2360]

Thank you . I dont understand what this journalist is on about. why all those questions of shame about earning an honest living. Then you go and call thieves big boys or girls. Africa's problem is not the politicians but the mindset like these

[@rosemaryoneale6694]

Paul O’Tuama Facts.. I was thinking the same thing ur saying.. The thoughts about what some people do.. Ahh would make anyone cringe.. Money is money as long as ur not doing anything illegal

[@KingsCrossVIP]

When you don't understand or have any honour - you dont get the word shame or ashamed. That is most of the people in the west. Do you get it now?

[@winngriff]

The guy is being honest.

[@greenytaddict]

It's his cultural thinking

[@adesuwaidialu]

Dignity in labour needs to be taught in Nigerian schools. As long as it earns you money there is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of..

[@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054]

@Faith Idialu: It is okay for the school to have the dignity of labour in their curriculum but the main starting point of such teaching should be the family and religious houses. The family and religious leaders have failed in inculcating such value like dignity of labour on the citizens right from their young age, one hear most often these days fake testimonies of making it with little or no effort in churches.

[@dorcuskencey6816]

Not only in Nigeria every where in the world....I'm from Kenya I think I too I'll be shy during the 1st months but later I'll gain courage coz of the profit I get from it and also my customers who appreciate my work

[@use828]

@@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054 Well said but not all. Also that known fraudsters are giving exclusive positions front pew in our churches to sit 😬😬😬. If you bring enough loot into the church, irrespective of source or integrity of person,, the giver can rise from a church goer to a pastor over night without any spiritual check like the disciples that fasted and prayed and the Holy Spirit said, " separate for me these two..... The Spirit of God himself chose. Nowadays it's the senses,, no Spirituality. The stomach and pocket that chooses 😢😢😞

[@use828]

Please who will teach this dignity? Is it the teachers that are struggling with maintaining their own dignity or Africa leaders/ government that have failed woefully in giving the much needed relevance pride value to education?. We have left the generation of teaching to learn,, to generation of seeing to learn. Our youth learn from what they see our corrupt politicians,, Africa leaders do,, and what they see is that any Moron can be a President and criminals nonentities terrorists are revered given amnesty sent abroad for vocational studies, whilst First Class graduates are roaming the streets jobless . Our children , youth see that, you climb the ladder faster by rigging dishonest means or by anarchy, criminality violence.....😠😑😳😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢. ****Imagine how Nigeria's political class playing with our sensitivity. Nigeria military that brought sanity in Liberia ,SierraLeone etc, see how they are wasting the lives of our young Soldiers by their man made conduit pipe called bokoharam terrorists. That the Nigeria Army and Air Force can not put an end to this evil is indeed why people like President Trump call Nigeria SHITHOLE.

[@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054]

@@use828: Education doesn't start at school or workplace, it starts in the family and religious place; our family value is deteriorating at a fast pace, family name means nothing anymore. Religious houses have become business centers, moral values have no place in those houses anymore. The politicians we talk about are product of family and the money making religious houses.

[@mukunimulundika5359]

I wish someone would get him a food truck.... I really wish someone with the means sees this and helps him. He deserves it

[@moniqueuu8777]

He doesn't need a food truck. Other countries sell street food like this: Brazil, India, China, it's normal and not the U.S. They are just fine as they are.

[@moniqueuu8777]

@@susansue6531N. American thinking. I am too, but I've travelled and know this is the norm. India, Brazil, Nigeria, Guyana, etc., this is how street food is cooked and sold. A truck would be too big and more expensive. I see no problem here. They are just fine.

[@reneewhite9617]

That would be really nice, and it would give him more space to mix his dough.

[@denisebrown2994]

I think that would be a lovely idea even a building for his business

[@iamflay3776]

I am not Nigerian but one thing I learn from y'all is that hustler spirit. You guys never quit and this truly inspire me to get things done. God is with you my brother.

[@leticiastar30]

Thanks for the love !!🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

The streets is where the money is because that's where the masses are.

[@katrinwermann3652]

Oh yes oooooh .

[@sylviaruth5008]

True. However, where he is located appears to be very unsanitary. I’m sure that those passerby vehicles do cause for dust and debris to settle in his cooking area. Nevertheless, he is making it. I wish that I could sample one.

[@daniediabasi9632]

I swear. People feel you must sell on Instagram

[@TTHannah]

Please can we stop saying his business is a dirty job and assuming they are ashamed of their livelihood? There is nothing beats you working for yourself. Its good that modern day slave drivers are exposed and people know them for what they are. Kudos to this amazing couple. We need to encourage business owners especially small businesses. once again well done.

[@maureenthomas4796]

I love you man, how can i met u to learn from u pls,

[@whitneyojukwu120]

Honestly, I don’t know why the interviewer keeps bringing “shame” into it. What’s there to be ashamed about?

[@YettyCooks]

The guy himself said he was hiding his face whenever he sees people he knows. So he said the word shame himself. Having said that, he is doing well at what he does

[@TTHannah]

Yetty MUA sure he said that initially because the society I know will make him feel like a failure since their expectations of success is sitting down in an office (office job) propably underpaid. He then stated that he is now proud of his job; since he has put the statement behind him, why was the interviewer continuously laying emphasis on it, to the extent of assuming that his wife should be ashamed too? At least she never said we was ashamed at anytime?

[@YettyCooks]

@@TTHannah It is the job of the interviewer to be persistent which can be (irritating and annoying). But then i like the fact that his wife made it clear that she is not ashamed of what they are doing to earn a living. It is about time we change our mentality in Nigeria that you can only be a RICH if you wear cooperate clothings and work in a office, like you rightly said underpaid. I absolutely adore people who smart and can have multiple streams of income legitimately........

[@hausakids1006]

He’s rich he’s doing better than a lot of us in the diaspora

[@ericeddy5841]

True

[@samuelnguma72]

Where are you located?

[@hausakids1006]

SAMUEL NGUMA sunny 😎 UK 🇬🇧

[@hausakids1006]

MsOmar exactly going back with the kids in December by gods grace 🙏🏾

[@samuelnguma72]

@@hausakids1006 Wish you and your kids safe journey by God's grace.

[@feliciau6505]

Woman! Stand by your manoooo Man! Stand by your womanoooo . What God has joined together let no man put asunder. God bless you richly in The Name Of Jesus Christ. Amen 🙏🏾

[@florencenguajah1553]

Amen in Jesus might name

[@nadiaoneal2291]

Amen...

[@waibeah2257]

What has this marriage statement come to do here

[@animelog4544]

Felicia Udo-Okon Stando User

[@MADFUNNYTV]

moral of the story: pride, greed and Ego are killers , but consistance, honesty, tolerance and determination go a long way

[@lastella1994]

Well said👏👏👏 you've spoken the truth.

[@sandyj3945]

Yes Yes!!!!

[@KaRiNa-pj9sb]

Amen.

[@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054]

What I admire in this story is that the guy turns the INSULT from his boss into an OPPORTUNITY, many people would have been crying and weeping over the ill-treatment from the boss years to come.

[@clarkpedican5766]

First this Bro, bought a House, now that he has a Good income and a Home base for his Family, his Next Endeavor should be to Own his Restaurant and Mass produce his Fried Goods. Then Open a Few Franchisees, so that people all over Nigeria, will know him for who he really is.

[@Introvertsan]

I agree best of luck to him and his loved ones and allies

[@philosopherking4482]

God bless this family... i am impressed by the woman.

[@codingtutorials218]

The guy puf puf sweet wela i do buy from him when i was in country. He is a hardworking guy

[@MchikkySeries]

Focused and serious minded family...doing his business with his wife!

[@bbnCRLB]

The young man is well spoken and articulated. Ride on. You will soon get a better place to do your business.

[@ewaurethegreat1170]

Isn’t this better than walking to Libya and selling yourself into slavery? We take the opportunities in Nigeria for granted. Keep up the good work.

[@georginabuckle6405]

There is no short cut for a successful life. Earnings money from crimes is from lazy bones.

[@nourishbmercy2148]

God bless you

[@SilviasCrimeWeb]

@@georginabuckle6405 true

[@0r807]

Much better, but this man had skills to fall back on

[@ewaurethegreat1170]

@O R it starts with the mentality in Nigeria. I have a friend that sold his land, and store and his BMW to go to Thailand, and after 2yrs in Thailand he started begging everyone for money to come back to Nigeria. There Nigerian in Europe that are washing dishes and doing security and they paid close to $10k to go there. Just imagine if they invested that $10k in a business in Nigeria.

[@peterabraham3407]

some rich men are so wicked always take advantage of the poor men...

[@faithokechukwu848]

That's what a "real" man is all about. Sometimes our people keep fleeing the country while little things here makes you. That's similar to the odd jobs we do abroad. IT'S NOT EASY ANYWHERE

[@napoleoneshun9041]

There's money in Africa, it takes courage, determination, and the right mindset to make it. I hope before we decide to travel abroad, we will do introspect first. I like your hustle may the bless you.

[@nosaazim3860]

Yes real man 💪💯

[@msama3123]

Amen!!

[@Ge13rge.]

All the way from london man. We need his Facebook let's do something about this beautiful young man

[@BlueRose-jn7ki]

I agree

[@nnanyerugoezeigbo1711]

This is a very good example and model for many young people. This young family is a model for hardwork, diligence, determination, moral probity and faith.

[@samuelalex3838]

I am proud to say that I have tasted his puff puff, the best in ijegun. I can't wait to come back home, I miss a lot of things.

[@cristinacarvalho6597]

Send me some 😄😄

[@samuelalex3838]

@@cristinacarvalho6597 sure, as soon as government opens the border 😇

[@samuelalex3838]

@Sekhobe Sekgobe 1 or 2 containers 😂😂

[@Introvertsan]

What is the puff puff, is it like a fried dumpling?

[@cristinacarvalho6597]

😂😂 can't wait

[@tyeokon1937]

I always tell people... If you're not smart ... at least be hardworking.

[@Iceygangjewelry]

He seems smart but naija no get work so u must hustle

[@SilviasCrimeWeb]

It doesn't matter anybody can work

[@Jader83]

We need to get out of the mindset that smart only refers to people who are academics or 'book smart'. There are different levels to being smart or intelligent. Being creative and skilled, taking an idea and making a masterpiece is at the very peak/apex of being smart.

[@nomanoma604]

The Akon Being smart has nothing to do with academic. The smartest people I know are hard working.

[@tyeokon1937]

@@nomanoma604 please I didn't equate education to smartness... They are two different things in the comment I post. Thanks.

[@Elsyntia-Pinto]

He's also helping someone. The older man. That's love! God will bless him plentifully.

[@daughterofzionjudah102]

God bless this man, Instead of leaving his country to another country and start doing crime because of hardship he decided to use his Talent and stayed in his own country, only if people can learn that were you are iz your place of BLESSINGS. GOD BLESS THIS FAMILY

[@user-ln6pu7kq9j]

This man is amazing 👏🏾 He has nothing to be ashamed of. If I could give this man some advice, it would be this: When you get to the top, make sure your amazing wife is forever next to you. Never replace her with another woman. She’s the epitome of a good wife. Other women would have criticised and maybe even left their husbands at the beginning.

[@josephik7685]

I AM PROUD OF THIS FAMILY. GOD BLESS YOU AND INCREASE

[@janetlawrence7937]

I admire this man and his wife. There’s no such thing as coincidence God put you two together love each and have your business and it’s going to even get bigger so don’t resent your ex- boss that was apart of your journey. I can see that you both love God and when you love trust and serve him there’s nothing he won’t do for you. Bless up to you and your family one love 🇯🇲

[@Osahonplux]

This is so inspiring! The hustle can't pay without consistency! I give it to him👏👏

[@Mshodeinde]

That man paid him the equivalence of £39 for a whole month's work, despicable. Glad he has moved on to be independent!!

[@sowhat8307]

What that man did was so evil. That’s why verbal agreements are never the best. People with money can be so cheap sometimes.

[@sose9601]

Cheap and Mean and Wicked.

[@hausakids1006]

He’s a catalyst for his greatness

[@africanqueen007]

That young man is already rich! He has chosen the right wife, with someone like that by his side, downs are just temporary, he is going places!

[@ddo920]

Nigerians are interesting. I'm in the US. We just get money. No shame in how you get it. I would be just fine w this work.

[@msama3123]

Right!! People make big money over here opening up bakeries they aint ashamed!

[@plizwekup5231]

It's because as Africans, for some strange reason, we think having a whyt man's kind of job is it. And yet in the West, it does not matter what you do as long as it brings money. A professional can quit his office based job, go and open up a small coffee kiosk and before you know it they are earning a lot. Some have gone on to be millionaire cleaners, with no shame. We blacks need to deal with that pride issue.

[@msama3123]

@@plizwekup5231 that's right!

[@wkshd5752]

Because Nigerians set impossibly high standards and measure everyone by it, if you're not a Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer or CEO of a Corporation people act like you're wasting your life. It's slowly changing because people they're quickly learning they can't eat their degrees. When you humble yourself you'll find opportunities and success in the unlikeliest places, Nigeria is abundant with them but people feel like its below them.

[@colorfunch]

@@wkshd5752 On point!

[@mabeloge3702]

He should apply for the Facebook SMB Grant Launch to expand his business.

[@orukpe1]

What this teaches us is that , instead of seeing everything as challenges and problems, we should see it as opportunities. some of us always like to compare nigeria to western world. In the western world, this guy hustling will be impossible, and starting as so little will be impossible too. In every economic settings developed or not developed, there are advantages and disadvantages. So in Nigeria we have to see weakness of the Government as opportunity.

[@welisanerich5376]

That 60 year old man is an inspiration. 😍😍

[@nyw443]

Being a food vendor is a legitimate business anywhere. Take pride of what you do, be the best at what you do and you can only excel.

[@victoriat9145]

I love love love his wife’s response meh “ashamed of what?” She even chuckled. Truly this couple is admirable! Onwards and upwards for them in Jesus name!

[@femiodejayi4481]

Whaoo! What an inspiration! I am a medical Dr practicing in UK and, in spite of that, this is a massive inspiration even to me. Please continue one day we will lead the world. God bless Nigeria.

[@jessicaamrich]

I hope that man in UBA is seeing this . So wicked of a man. I am happy for you and your wife.

[@adstix]

UBA employees watching this will probably know the executive referred to here. There can't be many on the board from Orlu in Imo. Let's hope the oga at the top will become remorseful with hindsight and compensate this industrious young man rightfully!

[@nosaoyemade9618]

God bless you. There's was nothing to be ashamed about, you did not steal but chose your path and became your own boss. You can grow bigger by God's grace. Young people should learn from this and follow that which they are passionate about. God does not despise humble beginnings.

[@temitopeoshokoya4906]

@ Legit TV- May I add a humble suggestion-Please when you post things like this, provide some sort of contact information to the interviewer or your network on how those is diaspora or locally can support these guys. It may not be a lot but a little help to encourage a brother or sister will go a long way. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@moa5351]

Agree!

[@anestinamercy5761]

True

[@shebaabdullah5929]

Yes!!!

[@LadyJaneAnams]

God will continue to protect and bless your business

[@theinvestmentcorner4914]

A day will come when this man is going to be super rich.

[@kenny00779]

Only foolish people will dislike this video

[@peterchileshe9760]

More like Lazy people lol

[@juddyrichards7035]

No only witches can do that

[@CBApp-un1dq]

Can you people stop this B.S? Kids dislike videos without knowing difference 😏

[@morpheus7422]

Extremely foolish people

[@katrinwermann3652]

My dear they are wizards

[@gift_one]

Preach on..."never despise the days of little beginnings." Also, he trains others, unselfish talented Chef. You know it but I declare according to The Word of The Lord- "God will bless all the work of your hands"🙏

[@hierva2]

Amen and amen, may they grow from strength to strength.

[@katrinwermann3652]

Amen

[@moa5351]

Amen!

[@Oliviakitty4475]

God bless the Work of your hand. Proud of you.

[@tinadarealmilliondollarbaby]

They DON'T make men like this in America. Much respect.

[@bukky915]

That's not right. We love men who are hardworking in America

[@camilleherrera7960]

Facts sis FACTS!

[@camilleherrera7960]

@tina lynch

[@kimgriffith9738]

I don't think the comparison is a fair one. Dont forget in America we have commercial grade appliances or equipment available that make production far less labor intensive. So it may appear as if some of the men may not be as hard working but it is that they no longer have to do certain things manually like in the past.

[@camilleherrera7960]

@@kimgriffith9738 now address character.

[@ehisianyamusic1620]

Oh God please help that 60 years old man learning from this young couple to make it after his apprenticeship in Jesus name.

[@patizb2990]

Amen

[@siahyoung6335]

Amen!

[@rasgbonyoentertainment6902]

Ameen

[@orukpe1]

Amen

[@dialalaura9143]

Amen

[@rukkydoreen8970]

Wow! This guy is a real hustler..and we'll spoken too. keep it up bro.. strong n smart man. 👍

[@romalawal1289]

I'm so proud of you Bro and your wife is a very contented lady

[@nkasi3060]

That UBA man is the definition of “Wickedness”. Very awful experience.

[@ArghRawrWhoa]

What is UBA?

[@rutho1675]

A bank

[@alfredkoripamo5137]

THAT WILL TELL YOU HOW THIS BANK PEOPLE ARE, DUBIOUS

[@yomzydee6825]

@@rutho1675 😊 he probably read more of comment than watching

[@TRENDING-lk3ke]

@@yomzydee6825 sure

[@Vidya740]

This young man and his wife are so inspiring!

[@user-cw4ys9qf7u]

"Achieving anything is possible from the street"

[@adesuwagold7601]

Who is cutting onions. What an inspiration. I will love to work with this man in the future

[@CelestialChef90]

I love his wife’s pride in him. Heck I’m proud of them. I pray many blessings upon their business & Family

[@purplegirl8036]

Oh you can buy a house? It’s settled. I’m Moving to Nigeria to make puff puff.

[@keishahalstead8389]

Lol I'm thinking the same

[@MsShannaK]

His setup is actually everything. I’m sure he has a perfect system going in his kitchen. People can watch how the food is made.’I love it

[@yawahviskinda3038]

I’m so proud of you and wife when you put your mind to anything god will make away.keep up the great job.

[@TiaSnoozy805]

Just as my great great grandfather did , I see this man do.... I respect this man. I hope my son finds a wife to work along his side at our bakery and respect the dollar and hard work just as this mans beautiful wife. Proud to share the earth with this man.

[@elizabethasikpo2847]

This is sooo inspiring...Love from Houston, Tx

[@roseaddo6103]

Yes

[@3tinyhands]

Love this story the part with the 60 year old man bring tears to my eyes ,no matter the age you are never too old to learn and change your life

[@WahineToa85]

My soon to be husband is Nigerian and he works hard for everything and to provide for his family. His family live in Lagos and i am yet to visit there but when travel restrictions are over i promise to meet this man and buy his puff puffs. Anyone trying to make it should never be ashamed no matter the status, age, time or anything else, keep up the great work you guys are doing great as you are and dont let anyone tell you otherwise. So proud of you🙂see you when i come to Lagos, much love from Australia❤

[@sharissesmith5301]

Love the fact that a man that’s 60 is an apprentice. Never too old to learn 💙

[@musibauabari124]

Goodluck to you guys,God will continue to be with both of you.

[@jslack8973]

This reminds me of something I made as a child.... We didn’t have much and I would take flour and water to feed me and my siblings and I am African American...this runs in our blood

[@JtJ2024]

What a good wife not like these slayers on ig that can’t stand by a man and build

[@lindaj7167]

Yeah they too busy slaying haha

[@oluwatomithomas9281]

Well said.

[@Love25648]

Women shouldn’t have to build for a man most men you have to build with will get nowhere. They are just empty dreams and ambitions.

[@JtJ2024]

Ant rip Yeah that mindset is why most ladies miss out on destiny keep that energy though lol 😂

[@tnzem2917]

slay queens will be wearing lashes and nails lol.

[@maxxitee4761]

Is it an honest $1? That’s what matters.

[@queeie718]

The long shaped one look like Jamaican festival 🇯🇲 Looks like it'll go well with some escovish fish. I hope one day this man will have his own restaurant.❤💕

[@daintyja2442]

Yeah and the puff puff look like fried dumplings. I'd eat it with ackee and salt fish or even steamed calalloo

[@daintyja2442]

Yeah and the puff puff look like fried dumplings. I'd eat it with ackee and salt fish or even steamed calalloo

[@christinasmart1646]

@@daintyja2442 puff-puff has more of the consistency of heavy batter, than a dough that you knead, like fried dumplings. It's also, slightly sweet. If you love festival, then you'll definitely love puff-puff. It's addictive. From a 🇯🇲🇳🇬chick, who's blessed to enjoy both dumplings, and puff-puff.😊

[@juststill5932]

Oh i could eat it everyday with fish as a child

[@thatwakandaboy]

I am proud of you guys. Thank you for not being a part of the Nigerian scam stereotype.

[@thatwakandaboy]

@Teacher Jibril You idiot. I am a Nigerian . Do you even know what stereotype means?

[@tinabell540]

Thank you gentlemen and thank you for sharing this man's life story in Lagos Nigeria it is a beautiful place I've been there more than once I married to Nigeria this country is beautiful just need a little bit love ficfun the rose have the lights turned on running water education and health thank you brother for sharing your story may Jesus continue to bless you and your beautiful wife I'm American I live in the u.s.

[@BeautyWithinKakra]

That’s A MAN! Gosh i love that he humbled himself enough to think of ways to feed his family. No shame in started from the bottom. He not only owns his business but can open up multiple with the experience he has and build more

[@oja2338]

So inspiring. God bless and increase you in Jesus name. Amen

[@mollymoodley3235]

No shame when u do a honest business. Hats of to you

[@terradexpicana-macaneta8963]

Wow, this guy is an inspiration.

[@MsShannaK]

When he talks about meeting his wife 🙇🏾‍♂️ his little smile aaaaaaw they are so adorable!!!!!!!

[@emmanueln7572]

Problems of not having an organized country. Congratulations to this man. He has exceptional skills. If he was in an organized country he would probably have been a millionaire by now. That is why everyone and tribes needs self governance and independence.

[@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054]

@Emmanuel N: This is the problem most us Black people have; we see most often PROBLEMS and never see the OPPORTUNITIES in the situation we find ourselves.

[@orukpe1]

@@anthonyajibolaomoruyi8054 well said.

[@himynameiscandle7002]

It's like you've not learnt from history

[@emmanueln7572]

Dumbo, What do you you know about "history"?

[@himynameiscandle7002]

@@emmanueln7572 go read what restructuring did to Nigeria in the past and why it's still affecting us dumbo

[@Ac-ty8wp]

I love this, husband and wife support each other, he hires a 60 yo for him to learn. Its wonderful. God bless you all. Ashamed of what?

[@biibiimonroe1451]

This young man right here is an inspiration well done 👏

[@krandisopotu4370]

Brick by brick you will finish that house. There is nothing cheap, minor or little in what you are doing. I'm in the USA and a salary earner. My brother it is frustrating earning pay check to pay check. Your story is one of many that is motivating me to start my own business. Thanks for sharing your story and with such support from your wife, you both deserve a toast. Long life and prosperity 🍾🙏.

[@welisanerich5376]

Never be ashamed if what you do in as much as you doing it honestly. ✌🏿✌🏿

[@abayomibodede4553]

Nice one👍he should try and put those finished products in a show glass ......for hygienic purpose.

[@joyceosazuwa4312]

This was going to be my Comment too. Great guy!

[@michealloiuse26]

I'm proud of him and his achievements,He will go far in life!

[@QueenQueenly]

Nothing more beautiful than a hard working man. Much respect to the hard working men and women. Zero respect to the criminals who are dishonest. Much love to the men and women who create with their hands and earn a honest living

[@Chalize]

Looks delicious. I want to try his puff puff

[@herplace1]

It's really good it kind of reminds me of a sweet hushpuppy fried dough.

[@AllegraF0X]

The tale of when he decided to leave 👏🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@roseaddo6103]

👏🏾👏🏾

[@cindyz5226]

Everything looks so delicious 😋 I wish him an his Family the Best...God Bless...

[@EdenHaven]

This is really great and I just love what I saw. I have few things to add to Mr. Sam and His wife. 1. Create a neater environment 2. Don't be ashamed of your work. 3. Try to brand your market 4. Stay true and open to each other You both are inspirational. Keep the good work♥️♥️

[@samuelolaogun9044]

Many Nigerians believe in government work that's while many are jobless or into criminal activity, I started like that with my wife in 1999 doing business of selling building materials from one shop to another, walking from morning till night in Cote d'ivoire, I left to London in 2001 and she joined me 2002, there's blessing in husband and wife work together. I really relate to their story. Keep it up.

[@madamhacks9248]

"Why should I be ashamed?" PREACH.

[@AkiiCooks]

Awwwww, everyone's got to start somewhere nothing to be ashamed about 😊

[@winnerone1817]

I love that spirit " never ever to work for somebody again".. That is the true Nigerian spirit. May God lift you up