"I Didn't Relocate because of my Children": Man Who Moved to UK Gives Actual Reason He Left Nigeria

"I Didn't Relocate because of my Children": Man Who Moved to UK Gives Actual Reason He Left Nigeria

  • A United Kingdom immigrant has sparked a debate about parents' duties to their children, as he spoke about why he left Nigeria
  • According to the man, he did not relocate to the UK because of his children and gave a selfish reason for his migration
  • While some people faulted his reason for relocating, others hailed his explanation about not owing his kids geographic placement

A Nigerian man who relocated to the UK has disclosed on TikTok that he did not do it for his children.

The UK immigrant, known on TikTok as @ijowest, said he did it for his own sake.

Man gives actual reason he relocated to UK, says he didn't do it for his children
A man says he relocated to the UK for himself. Photo Credit: @ijowest
Source: TikTok

He stated that his children would find their path, just like he did, irrespective of where they were born.

@ijowest further said he can't pressure himself to fulfil his children's destiny, which he has no idea about how it would play out.

He added that he only owes his children good parenting and not geographical placement. He wrote:

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"I didn't relocate because of my children. I did for myself.
"Anywhere I birth them, they will find their path just like I did for myself. I can't pressure myself to fulfill another person's destiny I know nothing about. I owe them nothing but good parenting. Not geographic placement."
Man gives actual reason he relocated to UK, says he didn't do it for his children
A man says he owes his children nothing but good parenting. Photo Credit: @ijowest
Source: TikTok

See his TikTok post below:

Reactions trail man's reason for relocating

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the man's post below:

Lion🦁 said:

"No lies o..That good parenting, proper upbringing to the best of my power, letting them know God, give them good education and quality life to stand alone when they grow, once e pass this, I cannot suffer myself ooo..I also want to enjoy life."

Tabitha🄰🄰 said:

"You did for them unknowingly, that exposure alone is enough…… they have their part to live the way they want but trust me a working system is for their advantage."

The Luxe LaurlahšŸ’Ÿ said:

"When I say this, people judge me as a bad mother šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚let me live my life, they will live theirsšŸ˜‚And if I decide to relocate back home, it’s still my decision!!!"

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imadeomoregie said:

"U owe them quality education and moral guidance. with that they can sort themselves."

akinade145 said:

"You can give your children everything and they become lazy and entitled. Me i go enjoy my life first abeg."

sommieyy said:

"You owe your children everything! If you’re not ready to give don’t bring them on earth."

Barrister Abiodun UK šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ said:

"You will even provide the best parental support than those selfish parents claiming false excuses for their silly mistakes."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a man had returned to the UK to start afresh after previously relocating to Nigeria.

Man takes his Nigerian broom to UK

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had narrated why he took his Nigerian broom to the UK.

In a short clip he posted on TikTok, the Nigerian youth was seen sweeping an area abroad with his broom.

He said he does not mind sweeping a whole community just to earn a living abroad, adding that he is proud of his hustle. The UK immigrant advised people to start from anywhere until they reach their desired level.

Source: Legit.ng

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