Nigerian Man Who Moved to Austria Shares Why He Can't Thank God for His Relocation: "Why Should I?"

Nigerian Man Who Moved to Austria Shares Why He Can't Thank God for His Relocation: "Why Should I?"

  • A Nigerian youth who relocated to Austria has countered a netizen who opined that he should appreciate God for his successful relocation
  • In a video, the young man attributed all the glory to himself, saying he can't thank God for his relocation because he put in the work himself
  • He recounted how he spent money, did research and put in effort before his visa was approved after the previous two denials

A Nigerian man living in Austria has praised himself for his successful relocation to a foreign land, pointing out that he did everything himself.

The young man, with the TikTok handle @canyouemmagin, stated this while rubbishing a netizen's comment on his relocation video that he should attribute his migration success to God.

Nigerian man who relocated to Austria shares why he can't appreciate God for his successful relocation
A Nigerian man who relocated to Austria says God doesn't deserve his appreciation. Photo Credit: @canyouemmagin
Source: TikTok

Man says God doesn't deserve his thanks

In a TikTok video, the Nigerian youth wondered why he should give God all the glory meant for himself when he did everything himself.

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According to him, he worked hard for his relocation, including spending money, carrying out research and applying for the visa.

He said he suffered two visa rejections before he got an approval on his third attempt.

@canyouemmagi noted that he would have attributed his relocation success to God if he had got his visa on a platter of gold, without putting in the work or spending his money.

In his words:

"Someone commented on my relocation post, saying, "Thank God o."
"Thank God for what? For visa wey I suffer do? Why should I be thanking God?
"Why you carry my glory dey give God? Ahn! Don't give my glory to God. I mean, I worked hard for this visa. I did a lot.
"If I should be thanking God, then I shouldn't be needing the visa to travel. I suffered two rejections before I got an acceptance. So, I know all the documents I submitted, all the efforts, all the research, everything I did, all the money.

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"Don't forget that. So, why should I be thanking God? No, tell me, why should I be thanking God. If I had gotten it on a platter without having to suffer for it, then maybe. But this is my effort, my blood, work, tears, everything.
"And money. So, don't give my glory to God."
Nigerian man who relocated to Austria shares why he can't appreciate God for his successful relocation
A Nigerian man says God doesn't deserve to be appreciated for his relocation to Austria. Photo Credit: @canyouemmagin
Source: TikTok

Watch his video below:

Relocation to Austria: Reactions trail man's rant

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

urboychidi said:

"Thank God for you to be alive and receive the visa be grateful to giver of life."

Swtbeebee said:

"Will you keep quayet?? I will continue to give God thanks and all the glory on your behalf."

cosmoblink said:

"Just imagine."

Daniel said:

"You are right my bro ❤️Na man you be."

SON OF A PRAYING MOTHER 👑🧘 said:

"Please tell me how much we should have before thinking about moving."

TaTi B said:

"GOD knows best bro and his timing is always perfect."

Sammy said:

"Don't mind them, they forget that you're the owner of your life."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had relocated to Austria after three failed relocation attempts.

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Austria newspaper gifts Nigerian lady money

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady who moved to Austria was amazed after a state newspaper in the country gifted her money.

Princess noted that if people say there is no free money abroad, it does not apply to Austria. In a Facebook post, Princess said she woke up to the alert and tagged it as her Christmas gift.

Before the cash gift, Princess revealed she had filled out a form from them some weeks ago. She appreciated the newspaper, which she said is her state's media outlet.

Source: Legit.ng

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