I Make ₦300,000 Everyday carrying sands & molding Blocks - Nigerian Lady reveals (Video)
In a society where many still believe certain jobs are “meant for men,” one Nigerian lady is shattering stereotypes and rewriting the narrative—one block at a time.
A viral video has taken social media by storm, showing a young woman who boldly shares her journey in the world of manual labor, specifically sand carrying and block molding. What makes her story even more compelling is her jaw-dropping revelation: she earns a staggering ₦300,000 daily from the job many people would never consider.
In the video, the lady—whose name remains undisclosed—can be seen confidently working at a construction site, effortlessly lifting heavy loads and expertly molding blocks. Dressed in typical workwear and visibly unfazed by the intensity of the job, she speaks with pride about her earnings and the path that brought her here.
> “People think I’m wasting my time or that I’m doing a man’s job, but I’m not ashamed. I make ₦300,000 a day, and I do it with my hands. This is how I feed myself and my family,” she said in the video, which has already racked up thousands of views.
Social media reactions have been mixed, with many Nigerians expressing admiration for her hustle and grit.
> “This is what it means to take control of your life. She’s a boss!” commented one user.
> “I can’t even lie—this girl is making more than most office workers,” another wrote.
Others, however, questioned the legitimacy of the figure, prompting debates around the real earning potential in the construction labor industry. But whether the number is exact or an estimate, one thing is clear: she is earning more respect and attention than criticism.
Her story echoes a growing trend of young Nigerians redefining what success and dignity in labor look like. In a time of high unemployment and limited formal job opportunities, many are choosing the road less traveled—and thriving.
As this video continues to circulate, it serves as a reminder that success doesn’t always wear a suit. Sometimes, it wears work gloves and comes with grit, dust, and
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