Man Relocates with His Family to Malaysia despite Earning in Dollars in Nigeria, Shares Why

Man Relocates with His Family to Malaysia despite Earning in Dollars in Nigeria, Shares Why

  • Despite being paid in dollars in Nigeria, a man has moved to another country with his family and opened up about his relocation
  • According to the software engineer, he was tired of living in the same environment and needed a change of scenery
  • The remote worker also touched on other areas that fuelled his relocation to Malaysia as he looked forward to starting a new chapter abroad

A software engineer, Badiru, has left Nigeria and relocated to Malaysia with his family.

Badiru announced his relocation in a viral tweet on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, July 25.

Man shares why he relocated with his family to Malaysia despite earning in dollars in Nigeria
Badiru worked remotely while in Nigeria. Photo Credit: (@Badiru_)
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Why Badiru left Nigeria

Badiru shared pictures taken with his family and others he took personally and shed light on why they left Nigeria.

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The remote worker, who earns in dollars, said he was tired of the same environment and needed a change of scenery for a fresh start and a new chapter.

The Muslim added that he plans to travel the world as a digital nomad, building and exploring opportunities. His viral tweet read:

"So, I recently relocated to Malaysia with my family on a Digital Nomad Visa. You might wonder why I left as a remote worker, earning USD from Nigeria.
"Here's why:
"Ready for a Reset: Tired of the same environment and needed a change of scenery, a fresh start, and a new chapter."

See Badiru's tweet below:

Netizens react to Badiru's announcement

@Mas0nda said:

"I don't know but y'all need to stop sharing stuffs like this on the internet.
"Very soon, that same Malaysia will stop giving visa to Nigerians because of people like you.
"Dam.n!"

@ChrisIheukwu said:

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"For heritage site seeing, visit Melaka and George town Penang. Langkawi is also another fun island."

@Oladeni_1 said:

"God bless you and your family I hope I get to explore the world too one day it a dream for now."

@devAzeezjim said:

"May Allah bless this choice and continue to unite you and your family upon that which earns His pleasure."

@Fuzi_1 said:

"Good Luck and Looking forward to meeting you around the globe 🌱🥱👍."

@M_T_Musa said:

"Wishing you all the Best life can offer!!!CEO👏."

@akomscopy said:

"Go and prosper bro.
"Keep representing.
"May almighty guide you and your family 🥂✌️🤲."

Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian family of five had relocated to the US with their father.

Nigerian man and family relocate to Canada

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man had relocated to Canada with his family after selling their two cars.

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The man narrated that they had successfully secured their Canadian visas after a long and tedious process and also when he was involved in a minor car accident that damaged his car.

However, that did not stop them from pursuing their dream of relocating to a new country. They decided to sell their two cars and use the money for something else. As shared by @tope1step, they also visited the market to buy some necessary items.

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

Source: Legit.ng

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