Lady Who Relocated to UK Returns Permanently to Nigeria After 2 Years, Mentions Reason: “I Envy You”

Lady Who Relocated to UK Returns Permanently to Nigeria After 2 Years, Mentions Reason: “I Envy You”

  • A lady who relocated to the UK has announced her return to Nigeria permanently after spending years abroad
  • She mentioned why she returned permanently to Nigeria after two years of staying in the United Kingdom
  • Her reason caught people’s attention, as they took to the comments section to welcome her back home

A Nigerian lady who relocated to the United Kingdom has made a U-turn in her journey.

She announced online that she has returned to Nigeria after two years in the UK.

A lady returns to Nigeria after spending 2 years in the UK
A lady shares why she returned to Nigeria after two years in the UK. Photo: @anthea_grace
Source: Twitter

Identified on X as @anthea_grace, the lady mentioned her reason for returning.

According to her, she was returning because of the love she felt at home.

She said:

“Never thought I would use this picture like this, but here goes. Goodbye UK. Hello again, Nigeria. There is love at home.”

The lady added in the comments:

“It just wasn’t a good fit I guess.”

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See her tweet below:

Reactions trail lady's return to Nigeria

@don_pet said:

"That’s how it should be, if you fetch water from a pot and it’s not good, pour it back!! Obu mbughari ka eji ere mbe !!"

@Rene_noire said:

"You’ll be fine."

@Choplifedoc said:

"That last line is the most important message. I hope that my future kids know that wherever they go, there’s always love at home."

@OkochaCfc said:

"What will now happen to all the people that tapped into your grace that time?"

@Ifyyodunze said:

"Lord knows I was happier when I made this move too. Welcome back girl!"

@Cnelgh said:

"I jealous you."

@RealMrKay said:

"This was how Nigerians used to roll during the era of PDP. Home was always home until APC came to power and it hasn’t looked the same for over 10 years. Dear @anthea_grace. I wish you success, new and greater opportunities. For you to make this move, it took a lot of courage and determination. Many are scared of going back due to unforeseen circumstances but it was different in your case. Go and excel. Godspeed."

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@aktogbaskey said:

"I hope and pray its the best decision you make. I know some people will be insulting you but we wey dey the UK go understand say once person secure the bag here, theres nothing much that gives u the real happiness. Meanwhile, everyone have their own priorities but left to me, Uk is good for young men and women who still have the ability and the mental awareness to survive. Uk is not for the faint hearted. Depression wan wound me."

@BusyBrain1 said:

"I hope and pray this country get so good and great that we don't even think of leaving in the first place."
A lady shares why she returned to Nigeria after two years in the UK
A lady returns to Nigeria after spending 2 years in the UK. Photo: @anthea_grace
Source: Getty Images

In related stories, a US-based mum reunited with her daughter after two years, while another shares how she brought her sister to live with her in the UK after four years.

Lady uses barrel to ship items to Nigeria

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady in the United Kingdom shared how she shipped goods to Nigeria using a barrel instead of air freight.

She revealed that the cost of shipping via barrel was half the price of air freight, which costs over N1 million.

The lady gave a breakdown of the total amount she spent and how long it took for her family to receive the goods in Nigeria.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng

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