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Graduate Tosin Obigbesan delivers food across Lagos while saving for an apartment where he can resume training for his dream tech job. He tells Al Jazeera about…
Graduate Tosin Obigbesan delivers food across Lagos while saving for an apartment where he can resume training for his dream tech job. He tells Al Jazeera about the money, freedom, risks and stigma of a job he hopes will help him build the career he wants. In collaboration with Okechukwu Omeire.
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@@temitopekusimo5826Imported1mo ago
Stay on your daily grind. God bless the hustle❤
@@coolaide64Imported1mo ago
Proud of him
@@patriciamauriciakabongolem3605Imported1mo ago
He shouldn't ride without a helmet please. <br>With this job, he can proceed with his studies and still make money the remaining time.
Graduate Tosin Obigbesan delivers food across Lagos while saving for an apartment where he can resume training for his dream tech job. He tells Al Jazeera about the money, freedom, risks and stigma of a job he hopes will help him build the career he wants. In collaboration with Okechukwu Omeire.
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How delivering food is helping one Lagos graduate break into tech
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