"How cloth I gave out to charity in UK found its way to Nigeria": Lady narrates strange experience (watch video)

• A Nigerian lady who donated a jumpsuit to charity was surprised to see the cloth in Nigeria years later in an okrika store
• The lady said that it was one of the things she gave out after she relocated to the UK, even though she loved the jumpsuit very much
• A few Nigerians who reacted to her experience said that they would have bought the jumpsuit back

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A Nigerian lady narrated her strange experience with a jumpsuit she loved so much.

She said the cloth was one of the wears she took with her to the UK in 2021 when she was relocating.

The lady narrated her experience with amazement. The middle photo is for illustration purposes only. Photo source: @progressoberiko99, Helen King
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The lady (@progressoberiko99) later donated the jumpsuit to charity. Years later, in 2024, she returned to Nigeria and saw a similar dress in a thrift (okirika) store.

According to her, in a video, she became sure the cloth was the same as hers because it had the slight tear her jumpsuit had.

When she showed her the shop attendant photos of her wearing the same cloth in London, he was shocked.

More findings revealed that the cloth seller got the jumpsuit in a bale of thrift clothes from London.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Dr. Gadgets wondered:

"Does it mean that the okrika clothes sold across Nigeria all comes from charity donations? Why then are they sold? And why do they send those kinds of materials to Nigeria? I’m lost in thoughts."

Omaliboo said:

"You should have bought it and kept it forever."

Albert said:

"Omo so na charity cloths una Dey buy for here Omo 9ja is gone."

Dr. Ifeoluwa said:

"I am very spiritual. Would have bought my cloth back and prayed."

CHARLES said:

"You should have bought it back."

Apple User352226277 said:

"Perfect example of things meant for you will never in a million times skip you."

Brownberg said:

"Buy it back and donate it again and let's see how stubborn the jumpsuit is, if it will come back again. We go know who strong pass."

UK based lady imported food from Nigeria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady who had been living in the UK for over a year said she bought food from Nigeria.

She showed different items, such as palm oil, yam flour, dried goat meat, and cereals, and said she regretted the experience. Her delivery fee was high.

Source: Legit.ng