I MOVED FROM THE UK TO NIGERIA,I WAS LIVING IN A CUBUCLE IN THE UK,NOW I AM ON BILLBOARDS IN NIGERIA

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This video is an interview with JoJo Lara , She decided to move from the Uk to Nigeria to start a new life , she expressed how she once was living in a tiny apartment in the UK (cubicle to thriving in Nigeria and being on billboards, she shared more insight on her experience moving to Nigeria and what she has learned over the years moving, dive right into the video and enjoy...

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[afropeanmonika]

Thanks for this video, Hayford. I am definitely looking into Nigeria at the moment. I also love that she emphasises not glorifying one land over the other. None are perfect, but both (Europe and Africa) have some valuable things to offer. Great conversation. :)

[bewaleemah]

After 21 years I left the UK and moved back to Nigeria. I have never had peace of mind like this before even with the "situation" of the country. No matter what there is absolutely no where like home. Best decision ever!

[KeniBalo]

Omolara is a bright and charming lady, with a positive mindset. Her humility and sense of balancing narration is top notch. Great personality!

[celebritychef]

Omolara I am so proud of you i think it's you are the first Nigerian lady to speak about her age publicly without hesitation ❤

[obehiokojie]

In this age of remote work, there are great possibilities in terms of mobility. I have a friend who relocated to Lagos from the US. She works out of Lagos for a foreign company.

I think once the government becomes a lot more responsible and effective and starts doing the right things in terms of strengthening the legal environment, enhancing service delivery, and investing in infrastructure, many Nigerians in the diaspora would be willing to return home. There are great treasures in Nigeria. The possibilities are endless.

[Moabayi-yful]

May God bless you, Omolara. God bless you the interviewer as well. We need to let people know that lions aren’t swallowing people in Africa and that they will just be fine visiting or even returning home.
I was so angry with a Nigerian lady in Canada trying to promote retirement in Canada in which case some people were boasting that they can’t adjust yo life in Africa because they have lived overseas for a decade or two. I found it as empty boastings because we have people like Ebi-Abodedele, Bayo Adio, this lady and many others who were born and raised overseas and fit very well into Africa lifestyles upon returning home.

[AAA-west]

Yes the UK is hard but if you understand the system you thrive, she done well in Nigeria because most Africans are colourist, it’s really that simple.

[ObinnaIdoko-lh]

Beautiful & well articulated interview, aside the exhange rate error (#3mill = $1800, not $25k). Keep spreading the awareness and breaking down anti Nigeria/African stereotypes.

[DonCE]

no matter the location.. having that network is everything. Relocation risk means starting from scratch for many..

[babssloans]

Great interview bro, she is so inspiring.

[G-ManWaseKasiInManchester]

Nigeria is beautiful man❤ Great video.

[theinkibuschannel]

Great interview; You and Lara are such inspiration. Thanks Lara for that message of unity for Nigerians and Africans.
I'll subscribe to both your channels.

[nmanwanyi]

Safety is a concern for all of us everywhere. QED

[dieu]

Also planning to move back, been in the UK for 20 years and it’s just not for me. Been to 5 countries in africa, it’s amazing - I honestly can’t wait. I feel sorry for all the Africans living in the west.

[Revansgotkickz]

The UK is basically like the states, nothing beats the high vibrations in Africa -

[jasmineakagha]

Thanks dear.What a beautiful lady.Nice video.❤

[Vincity]

Great interview! One day you’ll be interviewing me when I move to the motherland one day 🤞🏾

[TheBlackGeo]

One of the best channels on YT. And bring back Jeffrey

[emperor]

The interview was great but the exchange rate should be 3, 000, 000 Nigeria Naira = $1, 800 United States Dollar

[bodew]

omolara ride on and may the lord be with you, you hv said it all, you're not dangrading one country for the other it's just about decision and what works for you, my dear keep enjoying ur self in naija