Nigerian Man Who Spent N30 million to Relocate to UK Mentions How He’ll Recover Money, Video Trends

Nigerian Man Who Spent N30 million to Relocate to UK Mentions How He’ll Recover Money, Video Trends

  • A Nigerian man explained why it was better to spend N30m to relocate abroad than invest it in business in the country
  • He also mentioned how long he’ll work to recover the N30m he used to relocate to the United Kingdom, while listing his benefits
  • The man’s video went viral and sparked debate on social media concerning the benefits of travelling abroad than remaining in the country

A Nigerian man who spent N30 million to relocate to the United Kingdom shares how he’ll recover the money.

He made this known in a video shared on his TikTok page.

A man shares why it is better to use N30 million to relocate abroad
A man shares how he'll recover N30m he used to relocate abroad. Photo: @sharpcollins1
Source: TikTok

Identified as @sharpcollins1 on TikTok, the man said it’ll take him 12 months to 18 months to make the money.

He also shared why it's better to use N30 million to relocate than to invest it in a business in Nigeria.

Watch his video below:

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Reactions to man’s post about relocation

@HenryIV said:

"Fortune favours the brave. At our age now it’s all about our kids. For me, I’m sorted abeg. I can travel when I want or even decide to go back home and chill and return to uk whenever I want. Anyone who can leave 9ja should be serious with it. People way day laugh say he be British masters degree holder, if e easy, show your own masters from anywhere."

@Blissbeauty said:

"My brother when you travel go abroad person life can never remain the same 👌 I Dey pray make God do am for me too."

@Marah said:

"I will say this over and over again 100m to start business in Nigeria is waste of time and resources talk more 30m PERIOD."

@demz said:

"what happened to that thing that give you 30m tell me one billiornia that lives by 5 to 9 job Omo de go nothing pass investment here in Nigeria any business way give 30 million in Nigeria will make you billions if you double it."

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@Mr. Sam said:

"life doesn't work that way, u can still be in 9ja n get MSc online studies, many are in Africa but earn in pounds more than you here in UK. Life have different templates you pick the one you think that will work for you. Faith, Fate, Grace, Favour, Destiny and Time are shared differently by the Creator."

@Casual_mike said:

"Bro this truth hurt shaa."

@Evergreen orogwu said:

"You are very right."
A man shares how he'll recover N30m he used to relocate abroad.
A man shares why it is better to use N30 million to relocate abroad. Photo: @sharpcollins1
Source: Getty Images

In a related story, a man returned to Nigeria after 33 years in the UK, while another lady shared why she left the UK after two years.

Nurse in UK returns to Nigeria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a registered nurse in the United Kingdom for eight years shared why she abandoned her job and returned to Nigeria.

In her video, she shared two things she didn’t like about the UK and why she chose to come to Nigeria after staying for years.

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Her reason for returning to Nigeria caught people’s attention as her video went viral, and people shared their observations.

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