Funny moment as Nigerian man acts like local herbs seller inside bus in Scotland [video]

A hilarious video has surfaced of a Nigerian man residing in Scotland showcasing the unique way local herbs and drug vendors market their products on commercial buses in Nigeria. The video shows the young man humorously advertising the benefits of an ointment called "aboniki" to foreigners on the bus he boarded, replicating the mannerisms and language of traditional herbal distributors in Nigeria. He even went ahead to quote the prices of the product in pounds, highlighting its affordability to interested buyers.

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This comical scene, captured on tape, has been optimized for SEO purposes to bring to light the experience of using local transportation in Nigeria and the cultural diversity found in Scotland. The video not only brings entertainment to viewers but also adds a touch of creativity and uniqueness to the content. 

Nigerians are a menace 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/OgbD5pLaZM

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@quincypetersjr; commented Calling medicine or medication drug will definitely raise red flags. No one calls it drug in d UK. His village people are sending him invitation letter and he think it’s all cruise. Ko si wahala. Anyways his marketing skills are fire 🔥

@DiceOfTruth; Damn! Back in the day, this was a skill. Guy gets up and paints little David in a 15munites spell, having you believe 2 tablets will cure anything from high blood pressure to giving confidence to tell that girl you like her. My Nigerian people are blessed.

@Ademolamii; Until police arrest you for public disturbance and drug related offenses. Calling medicine drug fit make police arrest you thinking you have white powder.