"I Want To Buy": Beautiful Lady Who Makes Shoes Goes Viral After Sharing Her Products Online

• A Nigerian lady who is a shoemaker is trending on TikTok after she showed people one of the shoes she made
• She shared a video and said people often tell her that her products are of international standards, and many followers agreed with her
• A lot of people in her comment section even indicated an interest in buying shoes from her because she is good at what she does

TikTok users are reacting to a video of a female shoemaker after she showed off her products on the platform.

The talented lady, Ezenachukwu Victoria, said many people have told her that her products are good.

Victoria said some people even tell her that the shoes she makes could compare shoulder to shoulder with the ones made abroad.

Her words:

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"Someone said my shoes could compete favourably with world standards. Do you agree?"

People in her comment section agreed with her, and some of them said they would like to patronise her.

When she was asked how much she was selling one, she said it cost N40,000.

Watch the video below:

Reactions to shoes made by Nigerian lady

@Sugar Dzaddy said:

"Now this is what we call a shoemaker innit."

@Phil commented:

"Location? I want to buy one."

@Izuchukwu said:

"I need you to make Chelsea boots for me, can I send you a picture sample?"

@WaTLingsx commented:

"Your work is neat and detailed."

@Michael Bellucci said:

"I want to come to learn pls..where are you plsss."

@durojaiyetoluwalope said:

"It is actually very neat, so it is world standard itself."

@Chinos said:

"Please get someone to create a website for you. This is beyond world standard."

@OGA NDI OGA said:

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"How much does that cost to make one for me?"

Shoemaker says she is happy with her work

YEN.com.gh reported that another lady who works as a shoemaker has inspired many Ghanaians with her story of determination and will to succeed.

Speaking to SVTV Africa on YouTube, Benedicta Ghansah, who completed senior high school in 2016, said she developed an interest in shoemaking when she was young but started working professionally in 2016.

Asked whether she feels shy working as a shoemaker, Benedicta responded negatively, adding

“People sometimes park their cars in front of my shop just to watch me work. When it happens like that, I feel proud and happy. It even urges me on to keep working hard”.

Source: Legit.ng