Nigerian Graduate's Inspiring Journey: From University to Akara Seller, Sparks Social Media Support
While he withheld details about his university or field of study, @iam_ecode expressed gratitude to God for his current livelihood. He emphasized how his roadside akara business aids in resolving his challenges, as showcased in his TikTok video.
AKACHI NOEL 
Following four years of tertiary education, a Nigerian graduate has transitioned to earning a living by selling akara (bean cakes), leaving behind his academic certificate. @iam_ecode, as he is known, garnered attention after sharing a video of himself vending akara by the roadside.
While he withheld details about his university or field of study, @iam_ecode expressed gratitude to God for his current livelihood. He emphasized how his roadside akara business aids in resolving his challenges, as showcased in his TikTok video.
Social media users have praised his determination and work ethic, with some offering financial assistance. A user named ayo suggested he invest in an apron and hair covering, while others shared their own struggles and lauded his resilience.
This narrative resonates with the experiences of many Nigerian graduates, underscoring the dignity of labor and the entrepreneurial drive prevalent among the youth.
