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“Keke job pays better than teaching job” – University graduate (Video)

By Gift Luckson
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A young woman who graduated from the University of Calabar drives a commercial tricycle, also known as Keke, for a living has said that it pays her more than a teaching job.

The Imo state indigene said: “I took on a teaching job after she graduated but the pay was very poor so I decided to try Keke driving, and it pays way more”.

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The woman said this while being interviewed by one of her passengers who was impressed with her spoken English.

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