Lady Who Relocated to UK Begins Missing Nigeria after Having Unusual Experience Abroad

Lady Who Relocated to UK Begins Missing Nigeria after Having Unusual Experience Abroad

  • A Nigerian lady in the United Kingdom has lamented on social media not so long after relocating to the country
  • In a trending tweet shared via her official account, she shared the major reason she was missing Nigeria despite being in the UK
  • Commenting on the story, a Nigerian lady based in the United Kingdom, Emmanuella Onwuvuariri, said she has never been stopped on the road before

A Nigerian lady who recently relocated to the United Kingdom took to social media to express her nostalgia for her homeland.

Her post sparked lots of comments from netizens who shared similar stories in the comments section.

Lady who relocated to UK begins missing Nigeria
UK-based lady says she misses Nigeria, states why Photo credit: @omotodunnn/X, Dan Kitwood / Getty Images.
Source: Twitter

UK-based lady says she's missing Nigeria

Omotodunnn, the lady behind the trending tweet, reminisced about the amazing gestures and kindness she used to experience in Nigeria.

She recalled how male strangers whom she fondly called 'sugar daddies' would offer her lifts, a gesture she found endearing.

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In contrast, her experience in the UK has been starkly different as nobody ever stops to ask if she would like a lift.

In her words:

"I miss Nigeria. You could be walking down the road, and a sugar daddyy would just say, "Fine girl, let me drop you off." But in the UK, there's nothing like that."

Commenting on the story, a Nigerian lady based in the United Kingdom, Emmanuella Onwuvuariri, said she has never been stopped on the road before.

In her words:

"Yes oooo. Unlike in Nigeria where I can be walking on the road and get approached by men. It doesn't happen here ooo. If you like dress like Barbie or Cinderella, nobody send your papa."

Reactions as UK-based lady misses Nigeria

The lady's post resonated with many Nigerians who left their homelands in search of new opportunities abroad.

Miss Okafor said:

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"Like nobody is giving free money for just being a fine girl. This Uk eh. In Abuja you will just finish shopping and a random fine man in kaftan will pay for your shopping just for the fun of it. Nobody has paid for my shopping in this Uk."

Alter Ego said:

"Just for the fun of it abi he’ll ask for your number then later you’ll go and climb bed."

iDan said:

"Very boring place to live if you come alone, no girl go answer you if you dey try toast them for road."

Mario Chiadika said:

"Hahahahhah, we love girls to be independent abi una nor want equal rights again?"

Love Doctor wrote:

"The system was built to weaponize ladies illegally just because you are female. Nobody sends you here. It's safeguarding issue."

Musir added:

"You mean a random finished man that’s or whose father is probably selling out the people he’s representing for money?"

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See the post below:

US-based lady returns to Nigeria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady chose to come back home and settle down after many years of living in the USA.

The lady disclosed that she bought a one-way ticket and flew from New York to Lagos in what she called a leap of faith.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over three years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.