I Travelled Back Home to Become Scammer: Nigerian Man Declares in Video after Experiencing Hell in Dubai

• A 37-year-old Nigerian man, Henry Bright, said leaving the shores of Nigeria for Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, was a mistake
• The father of two said he was taken to a cucumber farm to be a labourer after spending N1.6m for the Dubai trip
• Henry finally decided to return to Nigeria and planned to become a scammer, but changed his mind when he landed on the African soil

A Nigerian man identified as Henry Bright said the biggest mistake of his life was travelling to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.

Speaking with Legit TV, the 37-year-old father of two said he ended up as a labourer on a cucumber farm in Dubai after spending N1.6m for the trip.

According to him, the reason he travelled was to work hard and make money so he could invest in his music career.

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Submitting thousands of CV

Henry said he submitted over 1,500 CVs to hotels and companies but didn't get any response from them.

In his words:

"I submitted my CV to hotels and companies. I was probing the street of Dubai. Two months after getting nothing, I hit the street. At that point, my account had started running low."

He said he contacted a Nigerian agent in Dubai for a job and the latter took him and one other applicant to a cucumber farm to become labourers.

Henry said the owner of the farm promised to renew their visa but reneged on his promise. He said after a week of harvesting cucumber, the farm owner gave them 23 Dirham (N2,574.15) and asked them to leave.

Leaving on bread and water

The young man said he and his colleague were living on bread and water because they had spent all the money they had on them.

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Returning to Nigeria

Henry decided to return to Nigeria to become a scammer, but soon changed his mind when he landed in his fatherland.

Libya returnee shares experience

In similar news, a young Libya returnee named Nicholas Obera stated that Nigeria is a much better place to live than the North African country.

Nicholas said he went to Libya in 2016 with hopes of getting to Italy and making it there.

The Edo indigene told Legit TV that he embarked on the trip after saving up N250k only to discover upon arrival there that the person who arranged his movement to Libya had sold him.

Source: Legit.ng