Well done Mo. You should be proud of yourself for making the tough decision to move back rather than forcing to make things work. As someone who has lived in 4 different countries other than Nigeria and has moved back home and out again a few times, I can tell you that going back home is always good reset. Home is a good place to pause, reflect and reevaluate your goals. Nigeria also stretches you and has a way of building a different kind of resilience in you. Glad to see that you’re Christian so I can speak freely. 2 pieces of advice I’d like to leave you with are: 1) Spiritual: Remember that the Holy Spirit is your helper - lean on Him to navigate this season effectively. 2) Career: Networking is your “life line”. Network like your life depended on it. Go to events, meet people, put yourself out there and connect with people. In Nigeria connection is key to unlocking many doors. I hope this helps. Good luck with everything Xx!
Thank you, beautiful African lady. I enjoyed listening to your views and hearing about some of your experiences. Many don’t understand the distinction between being in a foreign where things are not exactly as they were painted. I understand how you feel. You look relaxed and happy in a place where you can never be looked upon as an illegal.❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Hi Moradun, loved your video. I'm a one and the half pack indomie person btw with lots of suya pepper😊Moving back to Nigeria is quite a bold feat, and I just wanted to tell you to take your time, breathe and just let God lead you! Wishing you the very best! Hoping to connect with you sometime
I get why she would want to go back. It’s almost like she grew up on her own. She is young, masters, Canadian education. She can always return if she wants. Hope she gets a good job and gets some experience.
I was in your shoes in 2017, 2019, etc, from the US to the same Ontario, and back to Naija... majority that haven't been in such shoes won't relate a bit! They would keep probing and protruding into personal spaces! Congratulations on your decisions 🎉🎉🎉
Yea, but she looks really uncomfortable like she failed. Something just feels off like the decision to come home weighs heavy on her. And no I I live in America,just in case you want to start judging me.
@@followGreatnessthis comment is just to justify your staying there. Keep on staying, nobody is asking you to come back. Just leave her to enjoy her peace don't say what you don't know.
I'm glad you followed your heart. A decision to go back is for those from wealthy homes, cos your support system is solid. However, I don't think you would've left if you were able to complete the PGWP hrs and received the PR approval. Goodluck🎉
Ma’am you did the right thing. You got out before the burning house falls. I myself m from the Caribbean and will be moving back home soon. Pretty soon a lot of Oyibo people will be rushing to move to Nigeria for better quality of life.
May we hear listen the opposite from others too. Many will still move few will return. Success stories are more though. Welcome back to Nigeria. This thing is about you no one else. Take it. Are you single? It may be a challenge as per one need to marry nah! Haba! Your decision perfect. Welcome back home again. More exploring and moooore exploring..... Seems you are single single..... Is best for families. Understand please. Is safer for my family than Nigeria for now. Our children are guilded into their paths of life God ordained with the help of their parents Hope you stay longer in Nigeria at least 10years if at all u wish to move again Abroad is BEST now as long as tinubu apc government is concern. Fullstop. Welcome back home ❤🎉
how would you advice someone who is thinking of doing this but is feeling too much guilt coz parents invested too much money to bring them abroad for a better life.
I totally feel you and it’s a dicey situation but firstly let’s leverage on that phrase “for a better life”. Moving back home doesn’t mean that their investment has gone to waste and you won’t have a better life back home. The experience of living abroad is a lifelong “investment” that no one can take away from you - take it from someone who has moved around a bit and moved back home 3 times and moved out again. I know it’s all deeper than the few lines I’ve written and I might not understand the peculiarly of your situation……but here’s a few things that can make it easy. 1) Prayer: if you really desire to move back home, pray for God to help you navigate the process and to help with your parents supporting your decision 2) Save: Save as much money as you can because Nigeria isn’t for the faint hearted but having some financial resources of your own does help with the process of settling in 3) Have a plan: Write down a blueprint of what you’re going to do. Things might not work as planned but you’ll at least have a guide. Having a plan will also help you navigate the conversation with your parents as it’ll prove you’re focused and know what you want. 4) Network: Using your plan as a guide, start networking with people even before you touch down. Make as much connections as possible because in Nigeria, connection is the key to unlocking doors. I hope this helps. Wishing you all the best Xx!
I don't think any parents want their child(ren) to be unhappy irrespective of the amount spent on them. Firstly, you have to start communicating with them the things your passing through without initially telling them you want to come back...just keep telling them how badly you feel Then with time they might be the ones to ask you to come back or ask you to make your decision but if that is not forth coming, you let them know your plan of coming back The main goal in life is to succeed and that can happen from even Nigeria depending on your zeal and plan. You even have more freedom to succeed in Nigeria. After all, most kids have their lives mapped out by their parents especially career wise but they opted for another thing and still succeeded. It all depend on your zeal and passion.
For someone living in Nigeria.... You really need to set up a strategic plan before you move back. Try and find a job first so you won't be pushed into depression by maaaaaaannnnny questions by evvvvvveeeerrrryyyybody..... please plan your relocation really well.....and when things don't go as you expected back home...... honestly the struggle is real down here......at least you will have a job to keep you busy while you wait for things to turn around......more grace
I do not regret moving back.😊 I believe this is where I'm supposed to be in this phase of my life. Currently, I have no plans to relocate. Canada was great but I believe it has served its purpose in my life and I am biased towards the US.😅 So I don't know where or if I’ll move. I'm just a girl trusting God. ❤
Yes, it is expected, but I decided to share for that person feeling the pressure to "make it work" because that's what everyone is doing. Just wanted to remind them that it's okay if they need to do something else. It applies to different areas of life.
✨OMG Mo! Been a minute, not sure you’d remember me from Instagram 😊 I totally understand how you feel, making that decision is always tough I’ve done that TWICE so I totally relate Glad to have you back boo🫂💜
@@van3390 Strong up Sis, I just come home from work, It is very Expensive to living in Scarborough which is apart of Toronto, The further you goes from these Neighboring city around Toronto is the cheaper it gets, These places are very expensive to live, Am planning to come home to Africa to live, Seen,
Well done Mo. You should be proud of yourself for making the tough decision to move back rather than forcing to make things work.
As someone who has lived in 4 different countries other than Nigeria and has moved back home and out again a few times, I can tell you that going back home is always good reset. Home is a good place to pause, reflect and reevaluate your goals. Nigeria also stretches you and has a way of building a different kind of resilience in you.
Glad to see that you’re Christian so I can speak freely. 2 pieces of advice I’d like to leave you with are: 1) Spiritual: Remember that the Holy Spirit is your helper - lean on Him to navigate this season effectively.
2) Career: Networking is your “life line”. Network like your life depended on it. Go to events, meet people, put yourself out there and connect with people. In Nigeria connection is key to unlocking many doors.
I hope this helps. Good luck with everything Xx!
Thank you so much for the advice!
Home will always be home. I appreciate your honesty
You’re so brave! All the best to you 💜💜
Thank you, beautiful African lady. I enjoyed listening to your views and hearing about some of your experiences. Many don’t understand the distinction between being in a foreign where things are not exactly as they were painted. I understand how you feel. You look relaxed and happy in a place where you can never be looked upon as an illegal.❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for watching! Yes it’s nice to not feel like you belong.
I totally understood you sis. I wish you all the best
Thank you so much
Hi Moradun, loved your video. I'm a one and the half pack indomie person btw with lots of suya pepper😊Moving back to Nigeria is quite a bold feat, and I just wanted to tell you to take your time, breathe and just let God lead you! Wishing you the very best!
Hoping to connect with you sometime
Suya pepper is key! 😅
And thank you so much 🤗
I understand you sis
I get why she would want to go back. It’s almost like she grew up on her own. She is young, masters, Canadian education. She can always return if she wants. Hope she gets a good job and gets some experience.
Thank you 🙏🏾
i feel you. im at the same point tooo, i just gotta go. its not for everyone, if you are doing well home, id say stay home , home is home
Honestly it changed my whole perspective of the necessities for happiness and peace.
U look so beautiful i must confess ❤
The volume is really low.
Enjoyed your vlog.
Enjoy your time and decision
Noted. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾
I am so proud of you honestly.
Appreciate it! And thanks for watching 🤗
You are strong and very brave gurlll .
Thanks 😢 😌
Well done Mo❤️
Thanks hun 🥰 🤗
I was in your shoes in 2017, 2019, etc, from the US to the same Ontario, and back to Naija... majority that haven't been in such shoes won't relate a bit! They would keep probing and protruding into personal spaces! Congratulations on your decisions 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 🙏🏾
I totally understand
Yea, but she looks really uncomfortable like she failed. Something just feels off like the decision to come home weighs heavy on her.
And no I I live in America,just in case you want to start judging me.
@@followGreatness Oh no! 😂 I’m just awkward 😬
@@followGreatnessthis comment is just to justify your staying there. Keep on staying, nobody is asking you to come back.
Just leave her to enjoy her peace don't say what you don't know.
I'm glad you followed your heart. A decision to go back is for those from wealthy homes, cos your support system is solid. However, I don't think you would've left if you were able to complete the PGWP hrs and received the PR approval. Goodluck🎉
Sending love to you sis ❤😊
Thanks so much 🥰
Hi moradun 👋🏾 your video just popped up on my feed...I remember you from Qc
Oh hi! I remember you too! Hope you’re doing great 😊
@@_Moradun yes I am thank you 😊
The Lord is your strength 🙏🏽
Amen 🙏🏾 thank you
Watching from Dubai ❤
More content pls
Will do 🫡 thanks for your support
I’m HIGHKEY scared to drive in Lagos too
Glad to know I’m not alone 😅
Ma’am you did the right thing. You got out before the burning house falls. I myself m from the Caribbean and will be moving back home soon.
Pretty soon a lot of Oyibo people will be rushing to move to Nigeria for better quality of life.
I am a one super pack girl
May we hear listen the opposite from others too.
Many will still move few will return.
Success stories are more though. Welcome back to Nigeria.
This thing is about you no one else. Take it.
Are you single? It may be a challenge as per one need to marry nah! Haba! Your decision perfect. Welcome back home again.
More exploring and moooore exploring.....
Seems you are single single.....
Is best for families. Understand please.
Is safer for my family than Nigeria for now. Our children are guilded into their paths of life God ordained with the help of their parents
Hope you stay longer in Nigeria at least 10years if at all u wish to move again
Abroad is BEST now as long as tinubu apc government is concern. Fullstop.
Welcome back home ❤🎉
Yeah! It's safe and a great place for a family.
Sweet 😊
Hello can we do a video together??
God will perfect all that concerns you Mo❤ please where is the best you can advice a family to relocate to canada or US?
It depends… But one common reason I have heard parents mention for choosing Canada is safety.
I know my dear! Is exhausting processing permits all the time. Eating indomie everyday is not healthy! God be with you. You will be fine.
Thank you! don’t worry I don’t eat it everyday 😅
But it is eventually worth it 👌. Ask those who travel the world with CPs and compare our NPs.
how would you advice someone who is thinking of doing this but is feeling too much guilt coz parents invested too much money to bring them abroad for a better life.
I think you can still achieve great things back at home and make your parents proud !
Ultimately, parents want the best for their children and wouldn’t want you to feel guilty about taking a different path than intended. Life happens
I totally feel you and it’s a dicey situation but firstly let’s leverage on that phrase “for a better life”. Moving back home doesn’t mean that their investment has gone to waste and you won’t have a better life back home.
The experience of living abroad is a lifelong “investment” that no one can take away from you - take it from someone who has moved around a bit and moved back home 3 times and moved out again. I know it’s all deeper than the few lines I’ve written and I might not understand the peculiarly of your situation……but here’s a few things that can make it easy.
1) Prayer: if you really desire to move back home, pray for God to help you navigate the process and to help with your parents supporting your decision
2) Save: Save as much money as you can because Nigeria isn’t for the faint hearted but having some financial resources of your own does help with the process of settling in
3) Have a plan: Write down a blueprint of what you’re going to do. Things might not work as planned but you’ll at least have a guide. Having a plan will also help you navigate the conversation with your parents as it’ll prove you’re focused and know what you want.
4) Network: Using your plan as a guide, start networking with people even before you touch down. Make as much connections as possible because in Nigeria, connection is the key to unlocking doors.
I hope this helps. Wishing you all the best Xx!
I don't think any parents want their child(ren) to be unhappy irrespective of the amount spent on them.
Firstly, you have to start communicating with them the things your passing through without initially telling them you want to come back...just keep telling them how badly you feel
Then with time they might be the ones to ask you to come back or ask you to make your decision but if that is not forth coming, you let them know your plan of coming back
The main goal in life is to succeed and that can happen from even Nigeria depending on your zeal and plan. You even have more freedom to succeed in Nigeria.
After all, most kids have their lives mapped out by their parents especially career wise but they opted for another thing and still succeeded. It all depend on your zeal and passion.
For someone living in Nigeria.... You really need to set up a strategic plan before you move back. Try and find a job first so you won't be pushed into depression by maaaaaaannnnny questions by evvvvvveeeerrrryyyybody..... please plan your relocation really well.....and when things don't go as you expected back home...... honestly the struggle is real down here......at least you will have a job to keep you busy while you wait for things to turn around......more grace
Do u regret moving back to Nigerian? And do you plain of relocating again😊
I do not regret moving back.😊
I believe this is where I'm supposed to be in this phase of my life. Currently, I have no plans to relocate. Canada was great but I believe it has served its purpose in my life and I am biased towards the US.😅 So I don't know where or if I’ll move. I'm just a girl trusting God. ❤
Did you get PR before moving back to Nigeria?
Nope 🙂↔️
Pls try to reduce ur intake of indomie pls. Brave girl.
P.S What you're narrating about bad driving habits also applies in Canada too. Try Toronto.
I will... I guess there are bad drivers everywhere
Please i would like to know what made you move from the US TO CANADA in the first place
Mostly personal reasons and trying to find my place on earth lol.. and also the immigration pathways Canada offers.
Canada is more straightforward
So you were not a PR in Canada. What is so big deal about moving back. Since you have no way of getting PR, moving back is expected and normal.
Yes, it is expected, but I decided to share for that person feeling the pressure to "make it work" because that's what everyone is doing. Just wanted to remind them that it's okay if they need to do something else. It applies to different areas of life.
@@_Moradun I like your positive attitude. best wishes
✨OMG Mo!
Been a minute, not sure you’d remember me from Instagram 😊
I totally understand how you feel, making that decision is always tough
I’ve done that TWICE so I totally relate
Glad to have you back boo🫂💜
Hi! Yeah, I remember you and I remember seeing your posts when you moved! Hope you’re doing great. 🤗
What did you study in ur undergraduate and postgraduate?
Communications for undergrad…Radio and media production for postgrad 😊
Are you a nurse?
I’m not… I’m in media
Strong up Sis, where in Canada you was?
Thanks! I was in Ontario
@@_Moradun Okay, Am in Scarborough, Ontario is huge, Am just in in from work, All the best to you, Gust stay strong, You'll get there
@@nattypthegeneral2450learned Scarborough is a great and affordable place for families. Is that so?
@@van3390 Strong up Sis, I just come home from work, It is very Expensive to living in Scarborough which is apart of Toronto, The further you goes from these Neighboring city around Toronto is the cheaper it gets, These places are very expensive to live, Am planning to come home to Africa to live, Seen,