Lady Whose Parents Moved To Nigeria When She Was a Child Regrets Relocating, Shares Old Photos

 



A Nigerian lady has stated that she regrets moving back to Nigeria with her parents when she was a child According to photos she posted online, she and her parents lived abroad before they returned to Nigeria But she said her father died, and they had to move to Nigeria, but looking back, she cherished the life she had over there.

A Nigerian lady said she is not happy that she had to be relocated to Nigeria when she was a child. According to the lady, she moved back to Nigeria with her family when she was still a child. However, looking back, the lady said she cherishes the life she used to have abroad when she was a child. In her post, the lady, @icedcoffeeoridk, shared old photos of she and her family having a good time abroad. She captioned the photos: "Lmao, my biggest mistake was relocating back to Nigeria, honestly." 

Many people asked her why her family moved back to Nigeria and she said her father died. Others told her to go back abroad since she was born there and she said she would move back soon. 

Reactions as lady regrets moving back to Nigeria @Mrtybaba said: "You were a kid, don't be too hard, on yourself." @ChiefSomorinSnr said: "We all felt that way at one point or the other." @LArules07 said: "People would never really understand the beauty of that first frame and being able to afford it for the family regardless of your income class." @Adejesu211 said: "There’s reason for everything my guy. No reason am, just believe say all will be easy for you in Nigeria also. Pele oko mi☺." 


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