Young Lady Keeps Bundles of Cash Inside Car, Hands Them to Hawkers in Viral Video
- A kind Nigerian lady went out to show hardworking people love and handed them bundles of N200 and N500 notes
- Hawkers who got the money on the highway were amazed that a stranger will give them that much
- Nigerians praised her kind-heartedness, praying that God will keep empowering her to do more for people
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A Nigerian lady, Ahuoiza, has again put big smiles on the faces of people on the street in a recent video shared on her Instagram account.
As a way to celebrate Valentine's Day on Monday, February 14, the lady drove around with bundles of naira notes in her car.
Source: Instagram
Blessing people
Ahuoiza gave them out each to surprised hawkers in traffic who could not believe such a strange blessing.
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A particular man hawking plantain chips opened his mouth as he got the money. He was left speechless by the kind gesture.
When she approached a man working on a building site, the person collected the money with expressive gratitude.
Watch the video below:
At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 5000 comments with thousands of likes.
YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:
awalpretty said:
"You will never lack Insha Allah."
adu_nni_ade_ said:
"Awww you’re so sweet."
its_rebirth_queen said:
"Your source will never run dry."
mztiphe said:
"May your good deeds always be registered in the heart of men... Happy Valentines day to you too."
tha_zeeya said:
"Omo am amazed,may the good Lord continue to bless and enrich you@iam.ahuoiza."
john_sage11 said:
"This is what val is all about. God bless your heart."
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