Anthony Joshua Wins Hearts In Lagos With Humble Interaction With Fans
- Anthony Joshua, gained popularity through a heartwarming video in Lagos.
- The video shows him interacting joyfully with locals, highlighting his approachable demeanor.
- Despite being a billionaire, Joshua’s humble personality shines through in the clip.
British boxer Anthony Joshua has won over the hearts of many fans after a heartwarming video surfaced showing him engaging with people on the streets of Lagos.
Despite his billionaire status, the clip reveals Joshua having a great time with the locals, showcasing his down-to-earth nature and humble personality. In one part of the video, as he walked down the street, a fan approached him, saying, “Hey Champ, God bless you, it’s good to see you!” Joshua, maintaining his cool, responded with a smile and posed for the camera.
The video also captures him playfully interacting with both soldiers and civilians in the lively streets of Lagos. In another moment, the boxer graciously stepped out of his car to allow a fan to take a photo with him.
As he continued walking, more people in the vicinity cheered and hailed him. Joshua greeted them with a bright, cheerful attitude, acknowledging each person with kindness and warmth.
Watch the video below;
In other news, A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to explain why selling Akara, also known as bean cake, can be a perilous business.
She expressed her views on this popular roadside trade, highlighting that there are complexities involved that are not immediately obvious.
She warned that it’s not a business to approach casually, particularly when it comes to nighttime sales.
According to her, only those who have previously sold Akara can fully appreciate her insights.
“Only poeple that sell akara or have sold akara will understand what I am saying in this video. selling akra is very dangerous. It is not even a business you venture into with clear eyes. Especially if you sell it at night; it is not a business for the weak. That business eh, what is inside is deeper than the akara itself,” she said.
