Leaving Nigeria to the UK was a HUGE MISTAKE | Finally Opening Up

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“Leaving Nigeria for the UK was a Huge Mistake” is a video where i shamelessly open up about the new realities i and some of my fellow Nigerians face. A lot of us were directly or indirectly compelled to run away from our home country with our nuclear family’s to begin life afresh at a lower standard with lots of unfamiliar struggles. I share my honest thoughts and experience and I’m happy to read your opinions in the comment section below
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Often times we say our children are the reason we migrated to the West. But the question is: do they gain more than they lose from our actions? Are we saving them or doing the opposite? #mrsranciz #youtubers #nigeria
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Also, I’d like to issue a disclaimer: There is absolutely nothing wrong with sane gender marriages/relationships. I am only speaking from an African stand point as it is something frowned against in Africa and it’s totally against our culture
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[@djojd-realmccoy5593]

This is one of the greatest video addressing Jakpa, Living in the diaspora and things back in Nigeria. This video is so inspiring. Best amongst the bunch. 100%.

[@mrsranciz]

Wow! Thank you so much 🙏

[@nirvanawellness3619]

I appreciate your sincerity. Mabel, I love you dearly. I watch you physically drain since coming to the UK and my heart breaks. I can only imagine the mental stress. I wish you all the best ❤. This is neither a compliment nor an insult, just sincere thoughts. You're amazingly intelligent, and someone like you wilp certainly contribute a lot towards nation building in the future. All the best 🫂 Don't blame yourself. No one understands the mirage of abroad until the enter. In that same Nigeria, people are making it. The opportunities are coded. We need to do something to occupy Nigeria, and spread the opportunities.

[@mrsranciz]

Awww😍😍😍 It’s been ages. How have you been? Thanks for stopping by today 😊 In all honesty, I didn’t leave Nigeria cos I wasn’t making it. I left because I had serious anxiety and fear and I sincerely feel at peace in the UK. However, my journey has made me appreciate home more and it saddens my heart how terrible the situation is back home. Nigeria in 2023 is a nightmare and this breaks me every single day. To be fair, the UK has been good to me just that the struggles are a bit unfamiliar, that’s all. Another thing that breaks my heart is seeing almost everyone I know relocate from Naija. It doesn’t feel good at all. I love you too and I’ve definitely missed you on here. Be safe❤️

[@DiamondGift]

When I came that I started appreciating Nigeria. I wish we have good leaders. There is no point suffring in this forign country. There is nothing in abroad. Is just that they have the system that work and they have concience and they love their country.

[@mrsranciz]

Spot on👌👌👌👌 Exactly 💯

[@enmbsolo3344]

You cannot understand now, move first. You go know what's up.

[@DeZ007]

I couldn’t have said it better, you hit every point, thanks for this video.

[@mrsranciz]

My pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed it❤️

[@JuneTurner-dt4fb]

If you move abroad you are never really accepted. You are always a foreigner. Going back to my home country was the best thing I ever did.

[@azpidi]

I'm in Nigeria and this video gives me some encouragement. I will continue to do my best to make the nation proud. Nigeria will be great again ❤

[@mrsranciz]

God bless you. He will shield you and provide all your needs. Amen 🙏

[@Presh_Chinny]

Im not even up to 3 mobths here but I feel like I want to go back to Nigeria.. Imagine you being a very comfortable citizen in Nigeria and then coming to the UK, I'm feeling like life is so hard right now with so many rejections here and there😢.. If we have the right people ruling us, I'll definitely think twice cos if not for security issues, I dont think I'll be here😢😢😢

[@mrsranciz]

Many of us are in this same shoes mehn! It’s sad. We go sha Dey alright las las

[@uchenwezi]

Swty, to be honest 😢 even in Nigeria we are like 3rd class citizen in the hands of our wicked politician

[@mrsranciz]

Kai! For how long are we going to keep quiet and be mistreated in our own land? Something needs to be done… It’s enough. When I hear how expensive things are I almost don’t believe it… What!!!🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@aframaco9491]

Exactly how many politicians are there in Nigeria? People just like to promote nonsense! People should stop waiting on government! Do what you can for yourself!!! If na amala and gbegiri you want to be selling, sell it and make money and be your own boss!!

[@ogomsseries]

We keep praying for the better🙏🙏🙏

[@uchenwezi]

Honestly sis 😢

[@mrsranciz]

Sweetie ♥️

[@ulrichpalra7787]

That video got me emotional seriously.. It touched me a lot.. I can relate when You said > I'm African and Proud.. It's Been 4 years now I left my Country for another Country, Another continent, Another Culture. It has not been easy to cope. My body is here, but My mind, soul are back home in Africa.. Leaving abroad is not as easy as people which stayed in Africa think. From my Experience I think is kind of Tiring and frustrating sometimes. First, I am stranger so I feel like I have to Make a lot of effort to be accepted by The people from here.. I have to work harder, work twice than anyone else to be spotted.. Its Tiring... At the end of the day there is no place like home. I was even happier when I was dwelling in Africa than Now. But Its fine. God knows better, I see what I am going through like an experience. And what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I just pray our conditions in Africa improve. But How will the conditions improve if we are all leaving for another places? We are the ones that are going to change things, to make things change. We need take our responsabilities..

[@mrsranciz]

Your comment shows that you totally understood the message. We need to stand and fight to get our continent back. We can’t keep running away. I pray everything turns out well for you🙏 Love ❤️

[@ulrichpalra7787]

@@mrsranciz Thank you very much. I appreciate🙏.. same to you

[@mrsranciz]

@@ulrichpalra7787 🙏❤️❤️

[@Cynjae167]

Mrs Ranciz , I have not watched you for some time ; however , it is good to hear your truthful opinion of your stay in the U,K.... Thank you for your truth😉😉😉😉

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much❤️❤️ If I may ask, where have you been? Why did you stop watching me?😢

[@margareteze1388]

I always tell our people Nigeria is the country ,no matter what our leaders are doing to us ,we still work hard to put food in our table,God bless us with many things, that's reason our celebrities always go for a visit and come back home because nothing is there , they're making money here in Nigeria then abroad,we paid bills every month ,we sleep with one eye because you must think about bills you are going to pay at month end my dear.nigeria are bless,we pray for God to restore our beautiful country Nigeria,we need to come back home

[@mrsranciz]

Amen 🙏 It’s just so sad

[@david_bensonux]

UK is actually heaven compared to Germany. We just need to build our country. We must stop tribal war. I wish I didn't relocate. Regretting 16yrs later 😢

[@DoubleFeat]

This lady is full of wisdom. Pls keep it up dear

[@stephenjohnson3542]

PREACH ON MY SISTER. THANKS.

[@mrsranciz]

😊😊

[@DoubleFeat]

May God bless ur wisdom. Nigerian like u are sooo rare.

[@righteousman9171]

I can relate to your story there is no life abroad I enjoy my country too good weather and abundant resources

[@mrsranciz]

Yes, true

[@doris-millangozi2184]

The situation in our dear country is heartbreaking 😢

[@mrsranciz]

Sis! Good to have you here. It’s really heartbreaking mehn! I can’t even lie

[@beaut_ify563]

That cousin one hit me hard! I grew up in London and missed out on a lot with you guys and that’s a shame but there’s a few of us Okwusogu clan in the UK, we should all try stay connected!

[@mrsranciz]

Hey couz❤️ it’s a pleasure to have you on here and yesss!!! We should all stay connected cos family is everything 💯❤️

[@user-oo8ei4lj6s]

18 years in Nz. I visted 5 times SA. I am going back. Not to family but to the people.

[@mrsranciz]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@uchenwezi]

Hey dear 30min raw truth from the intro. Let me relax and watch 😮

[@mrsranciz]

See our yummy mama boys😍😍😍 Love you mami

[@storytimeadventures77]

We know all these things, there's nothing new but can we do? You can contribute to take back your country, at this stage. It's time to get involved. Some of us will still japa once the opportunity comes. Come to Nigeria and see what life is dishing out to people. It's still a matter of choices, and let me tell you, Nigeria is not doing children any good again, gone are those days. Here is as bad too. We are praying that it will get better someday.

[@mrsranciz]

Omo life is crazy in Naija…. Sometimes it’s scary. I wonder how people are surviving mehn! I wish you all the best 🙏❤️

[@kansakali3040]

Their wealth doesn't stem from external sources but rather from the enrichment of their culture and identity through knowledge and information, ultimately benefiting the British population. Their accumulation of power and influence reflects their unwavering dedication. The fact that we all speak their language underscores the centrality of knowledge, power, and influence. By nurturing their language with knowledge, they've cultivated an enriched culture. Those who neglect the enrichment of their language and culture are compelled to pay exorbitant fees to be educated in the language of knowledge and science, continuing to do so perpetually and remaining at the base of the societal hierarchy unless they embark on a journey of cultural development, elevating themselves to a higher plane of existence. My dear, to cut story short, we have a long way to go.

[@mrsranciz]

Wow!!! This is another valid angle…. So where do we begin?

[@kansakali3040]

@@mrsranciz Regrettably, we need to begin the transformation from a nearly foundational level. This transformation commences with our educational system, necessitating the prioritization of African languages by repositioning colonial languages as subjects for study. By discontinuing their use as the primary languages of instruction, we pave the way for a more assertive transfer of knowledge from European languages to African languages, and consequently, from European culture to African culture. This marks the initial step in this transformative journey.

[@Boombastic82]

@@kansakali3040 you have just nailed it. In 2019, I looked deep into my soul, I searched and I asked what do I really want? The Japa trend was so high, during my soul searching I found out that many people are being deceived into slavery. I got to know that the time to go abroad like it used to be in the 80s and 90s has gone. That USA, UK etc are not what it used to be. This time around their agenda towards Africans has changed to something different. It is a trap. I put my Business for sale but I said it is better to stay and wither the storm . I decided to live a minimally life to survive. I don't engage in things that waste my money and time. No church, no friends, parked my car, thinking of a bike, no going out to eat trash and I am grateful I am not an alcohol drinker. I just got a few boxing equipment and began training myself. I live in a cheap but very beautiful two bedroom in an Abuja satellite town at 450k per annum. Almost 24/7 electricity, I eat very cheap good fruits veggies and fruits. I am managing my business. I have been booed by my own wife because I refuse to japa. I have been scorned but I don't care because I have been lucky to be very informed about world affairs. There are many places in Africa including Nigeria where you can live peacefully, richly and quietly. Educate yourself properly and then pass good education to your children without too much suffering. This Japa is another trans Atlantic slave trade.

[@theresaopokuma-fs3qs]

My dear, every day I pray for Nigeria, exactly is japa the solution what about the extended family, I think of my people back home some times I am not happy what you are saying is real fact, children in abroad most of them are so bad, I still love my Nigeria

[@mrsranciz]

Mama, for us who truly love Nigeria from our hearts, we can’t be happy. We need things to change

[@theresaopokuma-fs3qs]

@@mrsranciz oo yes

[@SHANNY13_96]

We Gotta Fix Our Own Country Not Run From It!!!"

[@mrsranciz]

💯

[@theresaopokuma-fs3qs]

My dear is like make I dey see you make we talk well well. E dey pain me so much

[@mrsranciz]

Walahi! It’s so heartbreaking

[@annabelkeisha1157]

In a year or two i will be in nigeria,i and my husband are planning to start our own farm,they is no place like home

[@Tobi-Loba]

I'm so happy for you. No place like home

[@mrsranciz]

Unfortunately the situation of Nigeria has become something else. The insecurity and economy is in shambles at the moment 💔

[@TheGiantKillers]

Throughout history [with the exception of refugees escaping war or oppression] emigration to a new nation has always been really difficult. The nation you move to will often not be better, it will just be different. And if you don't accept the culture of the nation you chose to move to, then going there is often a mistake.

[@aframaco9491]

Hey Mrs Ranciz, do you remember me????? Maybe you wouldn't! You were a queen in Abuja! I loved your Abuja videos, especially the one with the late Eboh Media!

[@mrsranciz]

I can never forget you mehn! How have you been?

[@nathanreggie]

Aww it's well my sister. Wahala everywhere

[@mrsranciz]

😊😊❤️❤️❤️

[@Hamanaptra1989]

i cant believe that i actually listened till then end. sister all you said are true

[@mrsranciz]

🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@benandiema]

My sister i feel you. I truly understand where ur coming from.theres is no problem with Africa..... a beautiful continent; very blessed but who cursed us? The problem is the politicians; very selfish they have destroyed our continent. We are slaves to them; them who have systems that work. I pray that one day God will give you an opportunity to speak in African union conference. Yes true lets work hard and come back empowered and bring change. Above all may God help us; servants yet we are masters!!

[@mrsranciz]

You are amazing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you ❤️🙏

[@Byola_Partyheaven]

Hmm! Many truths and quiet deep…..

[@mrsranciz]

Look who we have here💋💋💋💋💋

[@pretty9203]

What’s the point of this video. it : I don’t feel like a second class citizen, life treats you the way you feel. My friends and I are doing well and my children are very 29:49 successful. I have never felt like a second class citizen before. When I’m in Nigeria I don’t have much in common with them except for the skin colour. My mannerisms and my mindset is British because that’s where I grew up but when I get to Nigeria they still treat me differently. You grew up there so it’s different for you. This is home to me even though I have an apartment in Nigeria. It’s different for people who grew up here

[@mrsranciz]

You’re correct. It’s different for different people

[@pretty9203]

@@mrsranciz great content though!! Merry Christmas

[@enmbsolo3344]

Story Story, if you're black, you're black.

[@vbbb808]

I love this her true talk

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much

[@vbbb808]

God bless you for standing with raw truth

[@mrsranciz]

@@vbbb808 🙏❤️❤️

[@stephenjohnson3542]

Chickens indeed, even when you're big you're still very small. SAD SITUATION.

[@mrsranciz]

Very sad

[@onyemafoster9489]

Well, most of us feel same way in all honesty, but like you said, you don't have a solution, so enjoy your abroad and rest. If you had been in Nigeria since then till now, you wouldn't still have changed a thing. So enjoy your life.

[@mrsranciz]

No be lie

[@RobertsDigital]

The situation in Nigeria now is hell. People are hungry. The kidnappings have tripled. You should be grateful that you were accepted in the UK. Besides the only abroad every Nigerian know is the UK, Canada and the US. I have been to all these places. They're no longer like the good ol' days. There are many beautiful countries outside these three to move to.

[@mrsranciz]

Sadly I agree with you. The situation in Nigeria is more than hell at the moment. It’s so so SAD! Very sad

[@Boombastic82]

I have learnt to live in the present. I live in Nigeria its very very tough now but i have known for many years that living in places like the UK is not it. I would like to move to kenya at most but the western world is not good for my soul at all. As a matter of fact if i could buy vast lands in some peaceful African bush build a house, farm, a dirt bike. There is no future anywhere, a better future is in your mind. Nigerians think their children speaking phone and going to school with white people is a better future but for me the igbo man who learns a trade of repairing airconditions is far more equipped than a Nigerian who has a master's degree from City university london. The AC repairer can get a good job in Barhain, UAE etc. Abeg that their better future na scam. School scam.

[@mrsranciz]

You’re not far from the truth. I was actually thinking of Rwanda today. They are doing well for themselves and it’ll be a better place to migrate to. Kenya is also good. Africa is great

[@wale4862]

So without Peter Obi, Nigeria can not move forward ???

[@mrsranciz]

Yes

[@osaigbovoahunwan4909]

mabel are you the one talking like this, when you where in nigeria i do watch your videos and alots of my comments telling you that werstern world isn't what you think, but you never believed in me.

[@mrsranciz]

My brother it’s been long… how have you been??? Lol! Nigeria is also in a very bad shape at the moment you know

[@misfitdess3222]

You are to japa and get your education and then return to apply what you've learned. We dont belong in those foreign places.

[@bak3456]

Agree , get some cash, skills and invest back home

[@mrsranciz]

✔️

[@bak3456]

I think the diaspora should try to give back and make an impact on our country by investing and creating opportunities. We can’t deny that earning in pounds/dollars gives us a leverage. Building a house back home than you won’t even get to spend much time in, is not as impactful as doing something for the betterment of the society. We need to unite resources and be less selfish and carry out projects for the benefit of the less privileged, that’s how you change a country

[@mrsranciz]

Great angle👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 But how do we begin?

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Those two years have flown by quickly to me. That gave you enough time to compare countries, leaving you to recognize without a doubt that your homeland is the better choice

[@mrsranciz]

The 2years was really fast and yes, it opened my eyes to a lot

[@wale4862]

@ Mrs Ranciz and everyone, how do we move back home with the incessant kidnappings ? I would love to be in Naija but the security situation is horrible

[@mrsranciz]

It has become too bad. It’s just unfortunate 💔

[@360integration]

You need to occupy Nigeria from the UK. I live in Canada also but I don’t like it when people talk about Nigeria but won’t leave the abroad. Why not relocate back and mobilize the masses

[@mrsranciz]

I understand your sentiment and it’s valid

[@davlid100]

Just take your time " it happens to everyone that traveled. But in about 5 to 6 yrs from now you will feel better you traveled. And would have settled down by then " but it's not easy. 😂😂😂😂

[@mrsranciz]

Everyone says this and I understand but this is not necessarily about the struggles of living abroad. It’s deeper than that

[@preshi4Jesus]

Then go back madam. I understand how you feel. But you need to take it easy on yourself and be optimistic for your mental health. If you aren’t comfortable I’d advise you go back, take your time and come back if you wish to. Don’t be too hard on yourself gurllll…. Cheers hun..

[@okonkwonicolasikechukwu2662]

I understand how you feel and you’ve made some salient points. In another’s country you’re second place. No two ways about that. I think at the long run Japa will turn out well for Nigeria 🇳🇬 if we think home and give back. Some will return while some will influence from abroad. We saw that impact with the Peter Obi’s Campaign. We must not give up. We must build on gains of that campaign and keep going. Some must give.

[@mrsranciz]

💪💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@JoeBIgLotto]

There are things Bad in UK and things Bad in Nigeria.There are also Good things in UK and Good things in Nigeria . So we need to learn and study all the Good things . Remember they did not colonize us overnight they had to have study us well and know all the Alcohol we love like Ewu Mpi lol

[@mrsranciz]

Ewu mpi🤣

[@stellaobasi7626]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mrsranciz]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chuxyleea1222]

I just came to a conclusion that we don’t have a country in Nigeria

[@mrsranciz]

😢

[@aframaco9491]

There is no country like a person's home country! Our greatest problem in Nigeria is IMPATIENCE!!! Our other problem is we view white countries through rose tinted glasses!

[@mrsranciz]

Where do you live?

[@uchenwezi]

Wicked and unreasonable Men…

[@mrsranciz]

They are practicing self hate. How can anyone do this to his own country?

[@janeakamelu1899]

Yes no place like home EUROPE is not easy

[@mrsranciz]

💯

[@mrsranciz]

East or West, Home is Best.. anytime, anyday

[@izzie999]

Gotta keep your distain for how other people live to yourself when you go to their* country in search of better opportunities for yourself.

[@mrsranciz]

Disdain? Not really dear, I spoke about the good things I enjoy in this country and also mentioned certain things that are a norm here that’s against our beliefs and culture as Africans. I didn’t express disdain. I hope this explains it

[@JoeBIgLotto]

We need to Study the Native American history and the Australian Aboriginals then we might understand the issue.

[@mrsranciz]

Sadly We do not have one voice

[@futurerace86]

Peter was a former Governor nah. Anambra is never beter as a state. Peter a serial lair.

[@JoeBIgLotto]

There is The Good The Bad and The Ugly. The Good we have cell phones now to replace our home phones we could not afford . The Bad we do not have 24hr Electricity . The Ugly we have oil but buy foreign Petro , we have Cocoa but buy Chocolates , we have cotton but buy Okrika 😅😅😅 . Our problem is our Culture and Our Technology not working for our interest 😊.

[@mrsranciz]

We are not sticking with our culture. That’s the issue. Sometimes it seems like we ain’t even proud of our heritage

[@derekediae1717]

My dear, there is nothing like I can't go back at this point, if you are really convinced that leaving nigeria to the UK is a huge mistake to the extent of covertly discouraging others from leaving , then correct your mistake and go back to nigeria and stop being a hypocrite.

[@kizitochima6740]

God bless u

[@antaresatlantis6785]

you had a great life in nigeria. i used to watch you and wode maya. you looked so beautiful and radiant and robust and full of life. you threw it all away to japa. you dont look as happy and radiant anymore. you have lost weight. peter obi had 8 years to rule anambra and he didnt do anything so not sure why you think he would change nigeria.. we only want him there because we think its igbos turn not because we think he can change anything

[@uchenwezi]

So Tinubu is better right? No body wanted Obi because they think it’s Igbo’s turn. 70% Nigerians wanted Obi because we all know that Tinubu is a certificate forger, a Drug lord and a thief.. Can’t believe people still think Tinubu is better than Obi So ridiculous

[@mrsranciz]

@antaresatlantis6785 Your comment is giving “tribalism”. Obi didn’t do anything in Anambra? How did you know? Are you from Anambra state? Wow! Well, Tinubu is there now and we can all see the difference in such a short while. So it’s better to have a president who oppressed people and performed all sorts of malpractices to get into office?? Wow!!! Just wow!!! I haven’t complained that I’m suffering in the Uk and anyone can loose weight anywhere in the world. How do you know I haven’t lost weight on purpose? Do you know if I have been ill? That weight loss point doesn’t add up. As much as this video seems personal, it’s Really not… This video is a cry to every Nigerian living in Nigeria and in diaspora. I am still beautiful, radiant and full of life… nothing has changed. Life is all about perspective and it’s a shame you can’t see my beauty and radiance anymore and just because you cannot see it doesn’t mean it’s not there. Thanks for your contribution 🙏

[@mrsranciz]

@@uchenwezi Ike gwuru

[@seo9ja572]

Coming from someone who knkws nothing about Anambra state. U just open ur mouth like latrine. Smh

[@adesuaojiekhudu3540]

Do u knw if loosing weight is a thing of choice??? Who says been fat is an evidence of good living…u guys need to learn to b emotionally intelligent

[@seo9ja572]

Madam come back to Nigeria and do this video from Nigeria and I'll probably listen to u. For now u are just talking in the nonsense.

[@mrsranciz]

Old gist bra!

[@seo9ja572]

@@mrsranciz come back if u r serious. U can't remain there and be rambling. It makes zero sense.

[@mrsranciz]

I addressed comments like this in this video and I won’t repeat it in the comments. Dear Seo, I have heard you. No vex! You perspective is valid

[@adesuaojiekhudu3540]

Her story her opinion,u dnt have d right to b disrespectful to someone on their page, pple like u abuse privileges a lot.. too rude