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Nigerians in UK relocate to Nigeria| Mixed emotions 🇬🇧🇳🇬

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Asking people • Jul 16 2025
#nigeria #uk

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Well, unintended consequences happen down the road for some folks.

Na bad belle Dey worry all of them.

Why discourage anyone. Let them come and see for themselves. Some will make it, some won’t.

They can’t base other people’s survival on their own experience

teeteepeejay:
Na bad belle Dey worry all of them.

Why discourage anyone. Let them come and see for themselves. Some will make it, some won’t.

They can’t base other people’s survival on their own experience

And some their visa has expired and they have to come back but they will come online to make it look like they are relocating back to Nigeria for content purpose.

wiggle:
And some their visa has expired and they have to come back but they will come online to make it look like they are relocating back to Nigeria for content purpose.

I know some moving back to Nigeria in the coming weeks as they couldn't get skiled worker visa and their UK post study work visa is expiring in the coming weeks.

Study visa is not a guarantee of permanent stay. 3-4 years ago they all became content creators telling everyone to come. Those that have been there 10- 20 years told them to chill but they called them old school/haters 😪.

There is nothing wrong with returning to Nigeria. Just that it should be a planned return. Hopefully, they have learned, unlearned and relearned many things. Hopefully, with their new knowledge, they do their best to effect changes wherever they can. It makes no sense to live abroad and then return home to behave worse than when the person left.

_{I hope dem no sell their proparti o. The rents I see online are frightening}