24-year-old Africa man becomes assistant vice president for top bank in UK
- A 24-year-old Nigerian man says he has recently landed a job as an assistant vice president for one of the largest banks in the United Kingdom
- The graduate of mathematics and finance made the disclosure on Twitter
- He, however, did not disclose the name of the bank
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A Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @taizer_ on Twitter has said he recently got a job as an assistant vice president for one of the largest banks in the United Kingdom.
The 24-year-old man made the disclosure on the microblogging site but did not disclose the name of the bank. However, he did not disclose the name of the bank.
@taizer_, who is a graduate of mathematics and finance, wrote: “Aced my interview, got the job and now you’re looking at the newest Assistant Vice President in one of the largest UK banks.”
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As expected, Nigerians took to the comment section of the post to congratulate him.
A Twitter user with the handle @BolanleOdu wrote: "Know that your win is not for you alone. It is for many others who have skin like yours and identity like yours.
"Congratulations."
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Another user with the handle @a_dmp9 wrote: "Congratulations mate! Wish you nothing but good vibes and success for the rest of your career."
@Deputyzaddy wrote: "Congratulations brother.. this is just the beginning of your rise to career success... Shine on."
@summshawty wrote: "Congrats that’s a big accomplishment holyy!!"
Below are other comments:
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Meanwhile, it was previously reported that a Nigerian man who arrived Canada as a student five years ago took to Twitter to share his success story.
The man identified as Tunde Omotoye said he arrived Canada five years ago as a student who was unsure of what the future had for him in the North American country.
Despite the uncertainty, he revealed that he has launched his own company five years after leaving the shores of Nigeria.
According to Omotoye, his company's aim is to help immigrants like him navigate their immigration and career journeys confidently and swiftly.
He tweeted: "5 years ago, I arrived Canada. A student, unsure of what the future had for me in Canada.
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