Nigerian lady shares experience at two-day Customs Office training in Abuja: Enjoyed diverse cuisine with boss

• A Nigerian lady who was invited for a 2-day training at the Customs Office in Abuja shared her experience
• The lady said she had a good time and ate several food with her boss while facilitating the workshop
• Eventually, the lady added they were presented with a T-shirt after the training, and she headed back to Lagos thereafter

A Nigerian lady who attended a two-day training session at the Customs Office in Abuja shared her experience.

She described having an enjoyable time, dining on various dishes with her boss while facilitating the workshop.

Lagos lady shares her experience at customs office in Abuja. Photo credit: @nekie_neka
Source: TikTok

At the end of the training, they were presented with a T-shirt, and she then returned to Lagos, as shared by @nekie_neka.

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In a recent development, Legit.ng previously reported that Amy, a Korean lady, has shared how she took her Nigerian lover, Tomiwa, to visit her parents in Korea for the first time.

Nigerian lady who works as a translator speaks

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady who earns in dollars by working for a Korean government from Nigeria has shared her story on Twitter.

The lady indicated that she was proud of her journey to success and that, at some point, she started her own Korean-English translation company, which was also doing well.

She said her knowledge of the Korean language had enabled her to achieve tremendous success and afforded her the luxury of independence.

Source: Legit.ng