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Posted by Thandiubani on Fri 24th Jul, 2020 - tori.ng

A Nigerian student who moved to the United States has achieved a milestone after succeeding and starting her own company.

Ayodele Aigbe

A 22-year-old lady and engineering student, Ayodele Aigbe has shared her success story after moving to America.

The young woman in a Twitter post revealed that she has made it in the foreign land and even now has her own company called Hangio.

The startup is into bendable hangers, a kind that eliminates the problem of having "shoulder bumps" according to the founder.

Ayo shared the news of her company on Twitter handle on Thursday, July 23, as she asked people to support her business.

My name is Ayo and I am a 22 yr old engineering student. This summer I launched the FIRST #blackowned premium bendable hanger startup. I created this hanger to solve frustrating shoulder bumps. I would love your support with a purchase at https://t.co/uDetwSkx74 or retweet! pic.twitter.com/kmtr84AuNT
— AYO. (@ayodeleaigbe) July 23, 2020