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Fanmilk Seller Dragging His Bicycle Through Mud On Rainy Day Gets Many Emotional

Friday, June 23, 2023 at 5:55 PM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

A video circulating on social media depicts a dedicated man who sells Fanmilk products from his bicycle, encountering a challenging situation on a muddy road
Despite the difficulty, he perseveres and exerts tremendous effort to rescue his bike, showcasing his unwavering commitment to earning his daily living
The emotional video has resonated with viewers, evoking admiration for his resilience and determination in the face of adversity

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A heartwarming and inspiring video has captured the attention of social media users, featuring a man who sells Fanmilk products from his bicycle.

In a stroke of unfortunate luck, he found himself stuck on a muddy road while going about his daily routine.

Undeterred by the challenging situation, the determined vendor exerted tremendous effort to pull his bike safely, symbolising his unwavering commitment to earning daily bread.

What Ghanaians are saying about Fanmilk seller stuck in mud

Below are some comments netizens have shared after watching the rather emotional video.

Kukua Adepa Essel said:

For the great future we are looking into,let not our hustle(Sweat) be in vain Lord

Abrewabi Nana Akosua Kumiwaa commented:

May the good Lord bless our hustles,,,it's never easy to put food on the table, to have shelter, clothes to cover your nakedness especially if you have no one to fall on

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