Nigerians reacts as EFCC celebrates a young-man who dresses in corporate attire to sell water

The Economic Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), on Monday December 16th, 2019, posted photos of 24-year-old Nigerian born, named Michael Iloduba, a ''coporate'' water seller on Twitter. The anti-craft agency said that Micheal was being celebrated for not allowing the limitations around him deter him from making a difference.

While Nigerian's are reacting to the news on Twitter, they said there is nothing to celebrate as Michael is only 're-brandishing poverty' They accused EFCC of celebrating poverty.

Read below the reactions of twitter user:-

#YoungNLegit PICK OF THE WEEK:

Meet Michael Iloduba @AuthenticMiche3, the guy who dresses in corporate wears to sell bottle water called CORPORATE WATER.
Not deterred by limitations around him, he is determined to make a difference.#SayNoToCorruption#TheEagles pic.twitter.com/LydK9uI9Wk

— EFCC Nigeria (@officialEFCC) December 16, 2019

Reading this make me mentally disturbed,so many things are wrong with this tweet,Nigeria youth are in mess,forget corporate whatever this guy need help,what is corporate in carrying water on the head selling on the street this 21century 2019 for God sake ? Oh no

— IkeoluwaSanusi (@Ikwiseprodigy) December 16, 2019

After long nights of depressing study in the university and getting his degree coupled with the strenuous Service year he was forced by the bad system and bad governance into such a trade. truly, now your suffering continues......

— U C H E N N A 💙❤️ (@WalkerSavvy8) December 16, 2019

He's not making any difference, he has solved no problem or anything, he's only rebranding poverty. If any Nigeria youth wear suit to wash car in a car wash tomorrow, he's making a difference too?

— bold_man (@leereports) December 16, 2019

Are we moving forward or backwards. I won't be shocked if this guy is a graduate. So EFCC actually wants the youths to start our life like this after spending millions for tertiary education. Can this actually pay all my bills and support my family.

— Ikechukwu Uche (@Revolutioneagle) December 16, 2019