Street Artist Draws Kuli Kuli Seller, Gives Her Free Artwork Plus Cash: "He Made Her Day"
- A brilliant street artist made a beautiful artwork of a woman who sells kuli kuli and she was excited to receive it
- After he posted the artwork on social media, a fan of his sent him a sum of money to give to the kuli kuli seller
- The artist, Bamishaye Sunday David, told YEN.com.gh that he saw the woman at Apata Market, Ibadan, Oyo state
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A lady who sells kuli kuli got lucky as she received a cash gift from a street artist.
This came after the street artist saw the lady and decided to draw her. He presented the artwork to her free of charge.
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He made a video of her reaction after she received the piece of artwork and then posted the video on TikTok.
Ibadan-based artist draws trader
The street artist Bamishaye Sunday David, explained that one of his fans saw the video and decided to bless the woman with money.
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The money was sent to him, and he took it to the woman. He also made a video showing when the woman got the money.
Her happiness knew no bounds when she was gifted the money. David told YEN.com.gh:
"I found her at Apata Market Ibadan. She sells kuli kuli. She was very excited. Some people promised to get in touch with her through my platform. I'm not just putting smile on people’s faces but also creating a financial room for people…it means a whole lot to me. I’m very glad and I feel fulfilled."
Watch the video below:
Reactions to video of lady who got gift of N5k
@_Otondo said:
"I'm an artist too."
@Adespet said:
"The woman dey appreciative."
@Felixanineh said:
"No matter the condition one is going through, nothing beats natural happiness. She was very happy."
@Yusuf said:
"What a smile. She never expected such from anyone. Thanks."
Artist draws bus conductor
In a related story, YEN.com.gh reported that a Nigerian street artist drew a bus conductor.
The artist did it so fast, and it was unexpected by the conductor.
When the conductor saw the nice drawing, he became pleased and smiled broadly.
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