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Nigerian Lady Who Relocated to US to Became Nurse Comes Back Home, Builds Parents Big Mansion (Video)
Cursory: A Nigerian lady has gone online to share how she overcame many challenges being away in America and succeeding. Sharing throwback photos of her last moments in Nigeria, the nurse said that she never thought she would one day leave her family behind. After achieving great success abroad, the Nigerian lady built her parents a mansion .
A Nigerian lady, who relocated to America some years ago has in a TikTok video recounted how the journey has been for her.
The lady Identified as @mylifeassugar_, revealed that she spent two decades of her life in Nigeria. Before leaving home, she had photos with her dad, mum and other family members.
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In America, she had to battle loneliness and boredom. As a way to survive, she joined the military. To give herself better prospects in life, she became a nurse.
After succeeding abroad, the lady remembered home and built her family a mansion. Sharing photos of the house, she said:
“To all my immigrants, although it won’t be easy, with prayers, determination and hard work you can and will become all that you have dreamt of.”
After a lifetime of hard work and sacrifice, I finally moved my parents into their dream home. Growing up, I never forgot the struggles we faced and I always knew that I wanted to do something special for my parents. Building them a house has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember, and to see it finally come to fruition is an indescribable feeling. I am so thankful to have been able to give back to my parents and provide them with the comfortable and happy life they deserve. This is a moment I will cherish forever.
@me._.fujoshi said: “You’re my biggest inspiration. I’m a Nigerian immigrant currently in nursing school in US, and ur posts ibspure me to overcome. I would love to be like u.”
@Anthony Bell said: “I have 6 more months left in Nursing School. This page is one of my biggest inspirations.”
@@J.J&Mum#2416💕: Congratulations, this is just the beginning 🥰 I also tap from this grace in Jesus name
@user1206776121848: More grace god will continue to bless you abundantly beyond your expectations 🙏🙏🥰
@👸Abeedarh: this is so amazing, so beautiful 🥰. God bless your kind heart.
