Corps Member Excited as She Starts Okrika Business with N77k Allawee

• A young woman’s ambition to succeed has inspired many on social media as she shared her experience of launching a new business.

• In the footage, she was shown washing the thrift items and inviting potential customers to back her venture.

A young woman’s resolve to succeed has inspired many on social media as she shared her journey of starting a new business.

She recently kicked off her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program and took to social media to express her excitement about launching a thrift store.

Known on TikTok as @prominentkiddiesthrift, she shared a video that highlighted her initial steps in creating her business.

In the video, she was seen cleaning the thrift items and appealing to potential customers for support.

She captioned it: “”POV: You decided to stop procrastinating and decided to start small with your N77k allawee. Way Maker, pls make a way for me. I have decided to start. Pls support my brand, we are launching tomorrow.”

TikTok users quickly reacted in the comments to her viral

@Kiddies thrift in Ibadan said: “You get strength ohh. Plss just iron if needed. To get a good picture. Customer will wash themselves. And yall should use bar soap not detergent. Massive sales.”

@zahankids_island wrote: “Washing it is not really necessary but if you want to do that to make yours different use bar soap like premier or viva bar soap, these two soap make clothes color more bright and clean.”

@Bi_CLASSIC WEARS stated: “Pls don’t wash thrift you are devaluing it. Only wash on request or if you notice a stain.”

@Favourite _uzoma wrote: “More sell but they don’t wash thrift wear with Omo instead use soap.”