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- A young lady could not contain her joy after she sighted a train for the first time when she visited her village
- The lady and other persons waited patiently for the train to pass, and when it did, they danced and shouted for joy
- Many people who came across the video shared their opinions about their reactions to seeing a train
A Nigerian lady who visited her village for the first time was so happy when she sighted a train.
She also revealed that it was her first time seeing a train.
Source: TikTok
In a fun video shared by @certifieldestilo, the lady was waiting for the train to pass with her friends.
When it finally passed, she and her friends shouted and excitedly danced.
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She said:
“First time I saw a train live. It’s my first time in my village too. I can’t believe how excited I was.”
Watch the video below:
Reactions as lady sees train for first time
@Morayomi said:
“See has una Dey shout. If you see me unko.”
@Emma Ifeanyi said:
“I have anger issues please. next time make the video short.”
@Çhèñ-Çø said:
“If Ghanaians see this video, we are finished.”
@Eka said:
“They are genuinely happy seeing a train leave for the first time, and y’all in the comments section are saying they’re too local. Nawa for una o.”
@Ayomide said:
“I’m I the only one who fast forward the video.”
@Bahd Boi Destiny said:
“Buh joke apart, me never see train for real life before.”
@PRETTY MANNIE said:
“Nor be the normal train way Dey carry me go Auchi poly be this.”
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