I go soon leave lawyer work o, man shows off N9k earned from taxi business in 1 day

– Alams Kabuk took to social media to excitedly show off the money he made in a day from taxi service

– Kabuk who is a Nigerian lawyer revealed he had a target of N10,000 in mind but ended up making about N9,000

– The excited young man expressed that he just might quit his profession to continue the taxi business

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For many people, driving a taxi isn’t exactly a desirable job to aspire for. However, it appears this same job has got Alams Kabuk reconsidering his career as a Nigerian lawyer.

Kabuk in a recent tweet shared a photo of the money earned from doing a day’s work of a taxi business.

Nigerian lawyer considers quitting profession after making N9k from taxi service

Kabuk shared a photo of the money made from one day’s work of taxi business.
Photo credit: @AlamsKabuk
Source: Twitter

Explaining further, he revealed he had gone out with a N10,000 target in mind. He, however, made roughly about N9,000 out of which he took out N1,000 to buy refreshment.

Nigerian lawyer makes N10k in a day as taxi driver, says he’ll quit law as he showcases the money he made driving (photo)

Kabuk jokingly added that he just might quit his profession as a lawyer.

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In his words:

“So, I went out to find urgent 2k doing taxi again today. My target was 10k and I made it. This is roughly 9k. I used 1k to buy 2 sticks of suya and 1 bullet to use and calm down… Be like say I go soon leave lawyer work o.”

See tweet below:

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Meanwhile, a lovely young lady shared an inspiring story about a taxi driver. Nomvula Mayibongwe Nhlapo took to the #ImStaying group on Facebook to talk about a taxi driver who paid her fare when she had no money.

Nomvula said she just started a new job in Kempton Park after being unemployed for a while. She added that she had been hitchhiking to and from work for over a week.