After 12 Years, Nigerian Lady in Canada Shares Emotional Video of Cutting Old Residence Card
- A Nigerian lady in Canada shared a touching video on TikTok as she celebrated becoming a permanent citizen
- The video showed the lady reciting her oath of citizenship with tears of joy in her eyes, as she expressed her gratitude
- She also cut her old permanent residence card into pieces, symbolizing her final transition
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A Nigerian lady who had been living in Canada for 12 years finally achieved her dream of becoming a permanent citizen and shared her emotional moment on TikTok.
The video captured the lady as she was reciting her oath of citizenship with tears of joy in her eyes, as she thanked God and everyone who supported her journey.
Source: TikTok
She also cut her old permanent residence card into pieces with scissors, showing that she no longer needed it and was fully embracing her new identity as a Canadian resident.
The video as shared by @mizmelly1 went viral on TikTok, as many people congratulated her and praised her for her courage and determination.
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The video was a powerful testimony of the lady’s hard work and resilience, as well as the opportunities and diversity that Canada offers.
Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Happinessiloba reacted:
“Congratulation dear.. I'm so happy for you.”
Shannytheqeen said:
“I tap in to your blessings amen.”
Dadzie herself wrote:
“I like the fact you react with comments kind hearted one love,I connect this blessing for my husband.”
Wnekky commented:
“Congratulations dear this me in 3 months time UK.”
Mira minaj also commented:
“Congratulations l actually cried God when?”
Ahams Nedu:
“It hasn't been an easy journey.”
The Curls:
“Congrats. And use it well.”
Ellie:
“Congratulations which state please.”
Lady posts vital info about getting Canadian citizenship as a Nigerian immigrant
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady has shared information about getting a Canadian passport and becoming a citizen of the country.
To qualify for the Canadian passport, the lady, Nikky Tee, stated that the applicant must have lived in Canada for three years.
Nikky noted in her TikTok video that it took her a longer time to get since she returned to Nigeria at some point and also travelled for vacations.
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Source: Legit.ng
