"You Are Very Handsome": Fish Farmer Appears In Stylish Native Attire After Working Hard In His Pond

• A Nigerian man who is a fish farmer has shown that he could clean up nicely after working hard in his pond
• In a video he shared on his TikTok handle, the young man was spotted harvesting catfish in his pond
• When he was done with work, he cleaned up and stepped out in a gorgeous native attire that caught the attention of his followers

A young man has shown netizens how neat he could be after hustling hard at his business place.

The young fish farmer looked elegant in his native attire as he stepped out after a day's work at his pond.

In a video posted by @percentage_im, the farmer was first seen on his farm where he was harvesting catfish.

When he was done, he changed into a neat-looking dress to the admiration of his followers.

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He was participating in the TikTok trend in which people show how they look in their workplace and what they look like after the close of business.

Watch the video below:

Netizens admire fish farmer

@Comzy said:

"This is what we are talking about. You have a track record of your hustle/business, unlike some people."

@GODSTIME commented:

"Bro, your doings big ooo. Na you be the first person I see wey buy a car before people come day buy am now."

@kingkenny956 said:

"It’s the enemies of progress for me."

@Prince Iheanacho commented:

"Handsome fisherman."

@Forever_sunitta said:

"Una dey shout yahoo. So una no know say money dey inside this business? I dey find fish farmer to date sha."

@Mariam reacted:

"You too fine Abeg."

@Klassic Acidic said:

"You see person hustling and you are asking if he did yahoo."

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@Queenoni03 commented:

"Fishing is a good business oh. Boss I won learn work."

Fish farmer displays catfish online

In a related story, a Nigerian lady who is a fish farmer showed off one of the fish she harvested.

The lad said the catfish was so big that she found it hard to lift it.

When people saw the size of the fish on Twitter, they asked about her location for possible patronage.

Source: Legit.ng