Man Leaves Nigeria and Relocates to Portugal to Start Life afresh, His Video Generates Buzz

Man Leaves Nigeria and Relocates to Portugal to Start Life afresh, His Video Generates Buzz

  • A Nigerian man has left the country for a fresh start in Portugal, a country located in Southwestern Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula
  • He disclosed this on TikTok with a video documenting his relocation journey and concluded it with a thought-provoking question to viewers
  • While many people wished him a favourable sojourn in Portugal, others wanted to know how he did it and what it cost him

A man, with the TikTok handle @im_eclarks, has migrated to Portugal to start his life afresh.

He broke the news on TikTok with a video documenting how he left Nigeria for the European country.

Nigerian man shares video as he relocates to Portugal for a fresh start
A Nigerian man moves to Portugal for a new beginning. Photo Credit: @im_eclarks
Source: TikTok

How man relocated to Portugal

The man's TikTok video started with him filling an empty travel bag with items ahead of his trip to the airport. During his ride to the airport, he flaunted his international passport.

@im_eclarks showed the state of the airport and how he boarded the aeroplane enroute to Portugal. He noted that he left everything behind in Nigeria.

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He asked netizens if they would do the same. In his words:

"I left everything I knew in Nigeria to start again in Portugal. Would you do the same?"
Nigerian man shares video as he relocates to Portugal for a fresh start
A Nigerian man migrates to Portugal to start life afresh. Photo Credit: @im_eclarks
Source: TikTok

Watch his video below:

Man's relocation to Portugal stirs reactions

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

Youngstar _Nigeria_Dancers said:

"Y is everyone traveling thjs year? I dey feel this congratulations."

Queencassie 🇳🇬 🇵🇹 said:

"Was wondering if it's only that small bag you packed oo congratulations bro."

Jonathan said:

"Congratulations bro but as for me I just love to visit abroad when I get my money up I don't necessarily want to stay there all my life except if I get a very good opportunity there like my cousin got a tech job in Switzerland but congrats I'm happy for u."

CHIOMA.MO said:

"For the past few days whenever I come on this Tiktok the first video on my fyp is has been relocation video😫... Could this be a sign? Wishing you the best stranger."

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EMMANUEL said:

"You’re asking me if I would try it .😂I get money and I never disappear since?"

Volatility Apprentice 🌻♻️ said:

"Na only never Jakpa abeg bruh update me how you take do am.?"

Divine said:

"For the first class way you enter, you still dey start fresh start abi fresh start don start from first class God which time I go do this kind waka."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a woman who relocated to Canada had given a breakdown of how much she spent for her family of three.

Countries to relocate to and earn higher

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported about 20 countries Nigerians can relocate to and earn high salaries in 2026.

Although relocating offers opportunities for higher income and a brighter future, understanding net salaries in different countries is essential to ensure there are no regrets.

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According to Numbeo, Switzerland leads globally with high net salaries. Following behind is Luxembourg, a small European country with a population of under N1 million. The country offers one of the world's highest standards of living. Next is Singapore. Singapore attracts professionals across the world and, for years, has offered skilled workers a chance for a better living.

Source: Legit.ng

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