Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



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So who did the video coverage? Looks staged

What a kind gesture!
But who did take the picture?
The person must be tortured,
Showing-off is not our culture.
The groundnut seller is not a vulture,
He is just couth and cultured
May the life of the giver never be ruptured

Smiles... Oga come do testing here too Sir

And someone was there to capture everything in HD? Wasn't this meant to be a RANDOM incident? Or he is followed by his cameraman everywhere he goes?

osamz007:
may God bless me mah alleviate poverty abeg..

if you dey waka for streets you go see poverty handwork

Bro if God bless u..na woman u go rush go carry..big big nyash women...

Abeg forget that thing,we don't hear am tire

Stunt 101

My question is...as all this dialogue was happening, there just happened to be a camera man there recording this chance meeting between you and groundnut boy!!!

This is a COCK and BULL story

There just had to be a camera to take shots the moment he handed over the money. How convenient.

It won't be the same story if the mother of the boy came to beg him for a job.

Nonsense.

Nice one. Some folks will go to supermarkets, malls, Boutique, etc, and buy items that have a price tag. But when they go to the market or streets, they will prize and prize and prize items until they get it to the very least, from a hawker who is striving to have daily bread

Jafar1:
Nice gesture, thats if true...

Because I don't understand why he will ask a camera man to snap him while giving out money to a buy...

Maybe so others can learn and do something similar..

its not show off or something
if there is no picture to back it up,am sure you will be among the pics or i dont believe it crew

Wow! Nice one

But where is that money going now?
Is the boy giving it to his boss or he's keeping it for himself

The redking himself. #chinmarktotheworld. Endeavour to get chinmarked. God bless you sir. Everything red

Jafar1:
Nice gesture, thats if true...

Because I don't understand why he will ask a camera man to snap him while giving out money to a buy...

Maybe so others can learn and do something similar..

They haf come o, pessimist

icuminpiss:
Wow, I will do more of this ijn

Better than this you shall do....

Blessed is the hand that giveth than the one that taketh...Lucky Dube

dorin27:
Eyen ekammi

Spek good English jor. Wot if a white person sees this pigeon, did u attend publick school? (Smh).this is embarasin
Anyways how are u today?

RPG2020:



Oxford dictionary thanks

u are welcome, Mr encyclopedia

Everybody will be screaming let God bless them
I will do this and that....
Story
When the money comes thier 50kobo won't hit the ground...

Who say good man no dey?

Paparazzi

Why publish it

falcon01:
the boy face

e shock am I swear

icuminpiss:
Wow, I will do more of this ijn

Amen.. From your mouth to God ears.

nicho450:
Wao... kind gesture!! Really

The boy looks shell shocked!

I hope the boy won't go haywire with that kinda cash though...

Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



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all na for PR and stunt. Everyone wants to trend these days. The me me me me me me mentality of this generation.

In life just keep your head up to heaven and be hopeful.

You may never know when your own luck will shine

dalass:

The boy looks shell shocked!
I hope the boy won't go haywire with that kinda cash though...

Abi

fake news

tollyboy5:

walai we dey similar shoes o! Me I com b ijebu nigga. I'm only trying to manage money

ta!shut it!I for ignore you and move on,but for mentioning you be ijebu,then I go let you know say Ijebu man is the most stingiest of any tribe! in naija and beypnd!una stingy die !ask any Igbo trader, they know una trademark. na only woman una sabi,na only woman
dey fit collect una money!ijebu like women to the point one of them is a IndecentStar!check where that WOR WOR blakhock comes from!and una backstab for Africa. anywhere belle face mofos!

That kid is a good marketer.
He gave him free trIal.

that's kind of you sir �

Nelly4you:
Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.

Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.

According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:

"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."

For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.

Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?

Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.



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The is a rare gesture, I commend u sir. Waiting patiently to see her or she in the write up but was disappointed cox men only give to female folks but this amaze me. More cash bro