After 5 Years Overseas, Lady Returns to Nigeria Amid Tears as Her Father Passes away

After 5 Years Overseas, Lady Returns to Nigeria Amid Tears as Her Father Passes away

  • A Nigerian lady was emotional as she announced her return to Nigeria after five years of being away
  • She returned to Nigeria for her father's funeral and expressed sadness that he won't be home to receive her as old times
  • She posted a video showing how she took a flight to Nigeria and when she broke down in tears upon arriving home

A lady, @mhiz_anna_bella, has returned to Nigeria for her father's funeral after five years of living overseas.

Via TikTok, the lady documented her return to Nigeria and the emotional moment she got home.

Lady returns to Nigeria after 5 years abroad as her father dies
Her father had passed away. Photo Credit: @mhiz_anna_bella
Source: TikTok

She admitted how heartbreaking it is that her father did not welcome her home as he did in the past because he is no more.

Speaking about the effect of death on a person, @mhiz_anna_bella noted that it changes one's personality, brain chemistry, mind, soul and capacity for everyday activities forever.

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She added that death also changes how one views the world and desires. She wrote:

"Going back home after 5 years and not able to hug my dad hurts so much 😭😭😭.. He was always home to welcome me whenever i visited.
"It still baffles me that when someone you love dies that people expect you to be the same person we were before. You are expected to go back to the same job, the same routine, the same personality, with the same priorities and perspectives.
"But the truth is that death changes every cell in your body, mind, and soul forever. It changes your personality, brain chemistry, your capacity for everyday activities, your needs, how you view the world and other people, and what you want from life."

EX-IMSU SUG president reacts

Reacting to the video, Comrade Arinze Collins Oguike, a former Students Union Government (SUG) president of Imo State University, Owerri (IMSU), told Legit.ng that losing one's loved one can be devastating.

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Arinze, who recently lost his younger brother, added that it is more painful if the deceased hasn't enjoyed the fruits of his labour.

"Losing someone dear can be traumatic and devastating, at times leading to depression. The death of a father removes a significant figure in the family, someone with life experience and wisdom.
"This signifies the loss of a role model and personal advisor. It's even more painful when it seems he hasn't seen the fruits of his labor in you."

Watch her touching video below:

People sympathise with the lady

$Juuddy$ said:

"Sorry dear take heart."

Misspeps🫦🦋 said:

"God knws I never heal from the death of my father."

Goodnews Miracle said:

"Sorry for ur lose just have to take heart may God strengthen u nd heal ur broken hrt."

weyinmi said:

"The Lord will restore all that u have lost dear,u mother shall become a better father to you pls be strong dear."

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Milly-millions said:

"Death of a loved one really changes alot🥺🥺 stay strong asa."as

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a man had returned from abroad to visit his father's graveside.

US-based man returned home in coffin

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady was heartbroken as her elder brother, who moved to the US, was returned to Nigeria in a coffin.

In a TikTok video, the mourning lady showed how her late brother's coffin was being handled after it was brought home. She described her late sibling as vibrant and caring and urged him to rest well. She wrote:

"We welcomed my vibrant and caring brother in a casket💔⚰️ Rest well my Dearly beloved brother, till we meet to part no more."

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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