Years after Dumping His Mum, Nigerian Man Returns from UK and Scatters Her Akara Business in Video

Years after Dumping His Mum, Nigerian Man Returns from UK and Scatters Her Akara Business in Video

  • After moving to the United Kingdom, a young man completely abandoned his mother following a revelation from a pastor
  • However, things took a different turn during his sojourn there, and he landed in prison because he had issues with his papers
  • In a surprise twist, the youth returned to Nigeria to find his mother still selling akara and scattered the business

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A young Nigerian man named Destiny returned to the country more than five years after he left and made peace with his mother.

Destiny had forgotten about his mother after migrating to the UK, owing to what a pastor there told him.

Man scatters mum's akara business
He scattered her akara business. Photo Credit: @theoayoms
Source: TikTok

Destiny narrated to TikTok content creator Ayoms what made him abandon his mum:

"When I got there, a friend of mine took me to one of his churches. The man of God there twisted my mind towards my mum. So, it has not been easy. He said so many things about my mum I could not even place my hands on

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"I could not reach out to my mum or talk to her. My mind was so bitter."

Destiny came to his senses

Destiny said he landed in prison because he had problems with his papers, and there he had a dream.

"I dreamt and I saw my mum fighting for me.
"The shocking part of it is that she was fighting and holding my papers back from them."

He said he was released and then realised that his mum was not the enemy.

In a touching TikTok video, the young man, having returned to Nigeria, visited the spot where his mum fries bean cakes (akara) and scattered them as he announced his arrival.

He then apologised to her as they made up.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

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celestinaroja said:

"Much love and mumsy congratulations."

King Sammy said:

"So emotional."

kingsleynwa2 said:

"Nothing for this life feet make forget my mother ooh never ooh God is big."

OBAYAA said:

"May God have mercy on us with this so called pastors. Sweet may God bless you for remembering Ur mum."

Arinze Joseph said:

"As he remembers his mom, heaven will remember him, always, mothers love is the best thing ever on earth."

user2274638195459 said:

"Wow am very happy God will bless."

OvieYankee said:

"Nice one brother, i love this video."

Lady returns to Nigeria and gifts her parents a mansion

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady based abroad had given her parents a mansion in Nigeria.

According to the lady, her first desire since moving to the US was to better her parents' living conditions and ensure they enjoyed the fruits of their labour, and she finally did that in a short time.

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She could be seen in a video she shared on TikTok hugging her parents as she reunited with them sometime in February 2023, months after her previous Easter visit.

While appreciating God for the house feat, the lady spoke highly of her parents. She recalled how her mum would wake up at 4:30 am every day to sell vegetables and fruits in the major market in town.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng