Food Bank In Canada: Lady Sees Free Provisions In School, Says Life Abroad Is Sweet
- A Nigerian lady who relocated to Canada and found out that her school had a food bank made a video about it
- The lady was enthused about how different kinds of provisions were available for students to pick up
- Many wanted to confirm if the food bank was real, while others noted that it was for people who couldn't afford a lot
A Nigerian lady who relocated to Canada for a better future made a video about her university campus.
The young student (@herin_candy) showed her school's food bank and the fantastic goodies the institution had in store.
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Food bank in Canada
The Nigerian international student said Canada was a "sweet country". As the lady filmed her school's foodbank, a young man with a backpack examined the food items and others.
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One of the texts on her TikTok video read:
"Plenty of food and body care."
People said that she was indeed having a good life abroad.
Watch the video below:
YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:
TRENCHSON asked:
"Are all free?"
successswrld said:
"They do this at most colleges in Canada."
Ife said:
"Make i go check my school tomorrow abeg."
Tylerfog said:
"Wait o. This thing na true."
Allure glam said:
"Kpk send us money."
ghost7 said:
"Food wey you go still throwaway."
Friskyfre replied:
"Don't take it next time, it's for people who can't afford alot it's annoying to see people go to food bank and then throw it away, others depend on it."
Student who works and lives in Canada
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a man who travelled to Canada on a student visa shared how he had been coping with work and school.
The man (@crizomeccc) woke up at 5 a.m. to prepare for work. He spent more than one hour commuting to his workplace. He was already tired by the time his shift was done.
Lady who works multiple shifts abroad
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Nigerian lady who travelled to the UK for better opportunities shared how she had been coping abroad.
The beautiful lady (@ceentiya_of_abuja) worked multiple jobs as a supermarket attendant and traffic warden in the UK.
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