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Security guards allegedly fired for dancing on duty resume classes in Cyprus university (Photos)

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The security guards allegedly fired for dancing on duty while working at a food outlet in Nigeria, have resumed classes in a Cyprus university.

Security guards fired

It can be recalled that the young men, Matthew Precious Kelechi and Amakor Johnson, became an internet sensation after a video of them dancing in their security uniform surfaced online.

Following reports that they were sacked over the video, they received public sympathy and were awarded a fully-funded scholarship alongside their manager, Caleb, to study abroad.

The trio landed in Cyprus weeks ago and took to their official Instagram page to appreciate their benefactor, Apostle Chinyere Chibuzor of Omega Power Ministries, OPM and other well-meaning Nigerians, for their help.

In a new development, the boys now known as ‘Happie Boys’, have shared new photos of themselves in class and the university cafeteria. They rocked Agbada in the photos to showcase their African heritage.

Security guards fired

They captioned it;

”Thank God For The Kind Of Life We Living Today!! Good Food, Good Health, Good Education , Good Environment..???? God will continue to bless each and everyone of you that supported us in the journey more especially @papa.opm we pray that God continue to bless you always!! We Move regardless ????Making y’all proud is our priority????️..#happieboys1”

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