Man Secretly Sells His Mother's Parcel of Land For N23 Million, Uses Money to Pay UK Visa Agent

Man Secretly Sells His Mother's Parcel of Land For N23 Million, Uses Money to Pay UK Visa Agent

  • A Nigerian man is in tears after he reportedly sold his mother's parcel of land and used the money to pay a visa agent
  • He wants to relocate to the UK, so he was hoping that on getting to the UK, he would work and make money to buy another land
  • However, the visa agent failed to delivered the job, and the man has not seen the visa and the N23 million he paid

A Nigerian man secretly sold his mother's parcel of land in Ibadan, Oyo state, for N23 million.

The man had the intention to relate to the UK, so he needed the money to process his visa and other documents.

Nigerian man reportedly sellshis mother's land to pay for UK visa.
The man paid a visa agent N23 million but the agent has failed to deliver. Photo credit: Getty Images/Stock Rocket and Aaron Foster. Photo used for illustration only.
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According to a story shared on TikTok by @adereality_55, the man used the N23 million to pay a visa agent.

His belief was that the visa agent would secure a work visa for him to enable him to move to the UK to hustle.

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He hoped that after working for a while in the UK, he would pay the money back to his mother or even buy another parcel of land for her.

However, the problem is that the visa agent has failed to deliver the job more than one month after payment.

The story, which was sent to Ade on WhatsApp, reads in part:

"I sold my mum's piece of land in Ibadan in pursuant of work visa, with the hope that if I get to the UK, I will work to buy another pieces of land and many other things. But to my greatest surprise, my mum did not take it easily with me. She has been raining curses on me for over a month now. Bros, I'm fed up, please, advise me. I called the agent last week but he said I should give him a bit of time."

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Reactions as man sells his mother's land to pay for UK visa

@preciouschineche25 asked:

"Please which country wey go consume 23m for visa?"

@fame said:

"Nice move ever forget your mum. With time she ll understand.i pray your visa work out."

@miler said:

"He should go & be praying, because those agents, people way dey uk never see cos na u way dey Nigeria, if it’s student visa you do self, there’s guarantee of 100% and you will refund your mother in 2 years."

@user2446611051555 said:

"What are they looking for? It is not every body that came to UK or European countries will make it in life. People are too many in all these countries."

Man loses N18 million to visa agent

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a man shared the painful story of how he was scammed by immigration agents who promised him jobs abroad.

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The man spoke in a video posted by the BBC African Eye, noting that part of the money he used to travel belonged to his parents.

He said he spent N18 million only to arrive in the UK only to arrive there and discover that there was no job for him as the agent lied to him.

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 10 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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