Professor returns to Nigeria After Spending 48 years in Canada, With no Children, Wife, money.
A video is trending about Prof. Amos Ishola Awodiya, the first professor of Heuristic Education in the world (or Africa, depending on your choice). He is currently under the care of Agbala Gabriel.
The professor, whose identity remains undisclosed in the video, reportedly left Nigeria in the 1970s to pursue academic and professional opportunities in Canada.
Over the course of 48 years, he built a career as an educator, contributing to the academic community in his adopted country.
However, the video reveals that his return to Nigeria comes under starkly different circumstances than one might expect from such a long tenure abroad. With no children, no wife, and no financial reserves, his homecoming paints a sobering picture of isolation and resilience.
In the footage, the professor reflects on his life abroad, hinting at personal and financial challenges that eroded the stability he once had after losing his wife.
In a follow-up update on Saturday, Cleric Agbala Gabriel confirmed that he is in talks with the professor's family, noting that the professor has children but is suffering from old age.
He wrote: "We have started working on HIM. Investigations going on Some of His family members are here Baba has children, old age is somehow affecting HIM. We are bringing Him live on Facebook soon today, stay tuned."
So Prof Awodiya has not stopped this his lifestyle. He is just a prodigal grandpa trying to look for a soft landing. He has been in Lafia to Eggon, Nasarawa State since 2009 during my service that was when I met him I even lived with him. He has not changed at all.It has been long he came back to Nigeria, his children disowned him then so finally he has made up his mind to go back to his root
PEACE2023: Good morning ladies and gentlemen, this article is based on my personal experience.
I work with a High profile federal government parastatal with good remuneration.
We were 100 that was employed in 2013 drawing from South and North. We have been promoted 3 times and expecting another promotion.
But something is disturbing me as a Southerner from South East. About 25 persons from my set have resigned and relocated abroad. Only 2 are still in Nigeria.
It is more shocking that this 25 persons are all from the South. Either South West or South East or South South.
My fear is the implications when our set will get to the pick. No northerner had resigned or thinking of resigning as at today.
The future implications is that they will occupy majority of the apex positions in this parastatal and the south will start shouting marginalization and why all top directors are from the north.
The last meeting I had at the NNPCL Head quarter's Abuja saw 99% of Top Management Staff from the north.
During The introduction of members I was shaking my head. This bring me to ask, could this issue I am experiencing in my own organization be the same in NNPCL?
Currently a Lady I know in NNPCL resigned and moved to Canada. You already know the future implications to the South when her set will get to the top.
Why are Southerners relocating and leaving their beautiful jobs why the northerners are comfortably enjoying the same work.
Is this greed on the south or that our problems are too much?
I taunt my friend from sokoto some days ago why he doesn't want to japa, he laughed and answered me, to do what over there?
Why are the southerners the only people who sees reasons to japa? Knowing that we can not live past 100 yrs and we can not go anywhere with all this wealth.
Remember the higher a southerner become a director, the higher the chance of Southerners getting employment in this organizations.
If you work with a good federal government agency share your thoughts.
Are you experiencing the same in your organization?
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