Family who left Nigeria for Canada with nothing 2 years ago buy their 1st house (photo)

Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 7:44 AM by Joseph Omotayo

- A young Nigerian family who made a brave relocation move two years ago are now reaping the beautiful rewards

- Nonso said he and his wife finally bought their house in Canada, something they had no opportunity of having in Nigeria

- The Nigerian man also said they arrived in the foreign country with no family or friends to socialise with

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A Nigerian man identified as Nonso and with the Twitter handle @Serioussist has come online to share his family's relocation story.

In a tweet on Wednesday, January 20, the man said he and his wife left Nigeria, a move that he called a "hard reset", suggesting they were at their lowest low when they did.

Nonso added that they left everything behind with the determination to start a new life in Canada.

According to him, at the time they did this, there was no family or friends in their new home country.

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Two years after that brave move, in 2021, the family bought their first ever house in Canada, a mark of great success.

See his post below:

At the time of writing this report, his tweet has over 38,000 likes with hundreds of comments.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

@DimudeChuka said:

"Guy, many guys you left behind in Nigeria has built mansions in Nigeria."

@Boeingpro replied:

"How many mansions have you built? How many big cars do you own?"

Family who left Nigeria for Canada with nothing 2 years ago buys their 1st house, rejoices — The man said that they had to hit a hard reset when they left Nigeria. Photo source: @Serioussist
Source: Twitter

@Paul256048833 said:

"When is mortgage house become buying a house? African learn to differentiate between buying a house and getting a mortgage house."

@zeolyne_ replied:

"Rest. It isn’t a free house. Payments will still be made on the mortgage. At the end of the day, it is his money that will be spent not yours. Free yourself from displeasure."

@Kas_Nwuke said:

"Congratulations. But there are many like you back in Nigeria who built their own houses during this same time period too. Don’t create the impression that there are no possibilities in Nigeria or that everyone in Canada is able to buy a house. Canada has homeless people too!"