My New Life In Nigeria - Why I Returned To Nigeria - Japa-da (Reverse Japa)

[@AdaLivingInspirations]

I relocated back to Nigeria after 15 years in the UK. This was one of the best decisions of my life. My children are happy and thriving. Just like Sumner said, I found peace in Nigeria. I know most people don't understand it, the self discovery and awakening I have had in Nigeria is undescribable. At the end of the day, home is where the heart is. I know many of you living abroad might feel worried when you hear about the security issues in Nigeria. It's easy to feel discouraged, especially when you compare it to a well-structured environment abroad. For those who may be considering returning to Nigeria, let's approach it not as a daunting challenge but as a homecoming filled with endless possibilities. We can contribute our expertise, passion, and commitment to building a Nigeria that we can all be proud of. We have to embrace our patriotism and remember that we are the ones who will change the narrative about Nigeria. Together, we can work towards a brighter future for our country, knowing that our collective efforts today will shape the Nigeria of tomorrow.

[@sylviaifeomaobi6472]

I love this message. My husband and want relocate to Nigeria with the kids.

[@joyceadenekan5672]

I feel the same when l returned back to UK last week. The question going true my mind is what business will embark on in Nigeria for income.

[@mrnaija101]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽

[@AdaLivingInspirations]

​@joyceadenekan5672 *I will always say... look around you, what problem are people having, try and find the solution and monetize it. *Choose an idea that aligns with your interests and skills, and don't be afraid to take the plunge. Whilst in the UK, my husband and I established our business, which gave us the flexibility to relocate to Nigeria. There are also business opportunities in Nigeria. Depending on your business model, once it is set up and established, you can get good managers to run it whilst you oversee. You do not have to be physically available, so location can not be a barrier. You can operate from any part of the world. Relocating to Nigeria is such a big move, but it is worth it.

[@nnaemekaagbasi367]

​ There is a lot to do in Nigeria because it is still virgin in.many areas

[@allisonajobi4941]

Those that are living in Nigeria cannot relate,, they can't understand, anytime I travel to Nigeria I come alive , it makes me happy to be back home

[@christianabu8447]

not only those living in Nigeria but those who recently japa'd. People whose stay abroad is for 10 years and below so they haven't started experiencing what I call Abroad Fatigue. They are the ones that keep posting endless pictures on SM and motivational talks about the abroad life. After many years abroad that phase will pass and you will burn out and then they start to realize home is where it is.

[@anitarounce8030]

​@@christianabu8447l cannot agree more 💯. I have been living in diaspora since 1979. I went to Nigeria in 2022 on holiday after so many years. I have never been happier in my life it's like a child in a candy 🍭 stores. I spent a beautiful, peaceful, restful, tourism time, happiest, networking, time of my life. On my return back to diaspora, l cried at the airport to the extent that people were asking what was wrong with me. Even though I own my own massive home. Children have their own homes and good jobs. With all the aboved that l have acquired single handedly I am not particularly happy with life here as much as the holiday period l spent in Nigeria. I looked forward everyday to returning to Nigeria, it's my utmost dream right now. Here abroad, it's work and work pay bills and shut yourself in doors most of the time. As I am not the type that goes round collecting friends. I don't keep loads of friends here, l have a handful of friends who love their jobs like me, ways to keep ourselves busy most of the time. One day, l pray that my heart desires to return to the motherland will happen very very soon. Thank GOD for Summer's return, l am so so happy for her. I envy her a bit though😁😘

[@fjdstudios4485]

100

[@crissoa]

@@christianabu8447not even 10 years. I’ll say within the first year. You’ll feel depressed. As the years go on, you’re depressed but it’s a quiet depression.

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

The healing part and food is REAL! Any Nigerian saying negative things about Nigeria is a slave. Anytime I go home my sleep quality is always the best.

[@thomasassim-ita1787]

My uncle lived in Austin, Texas for 37 years from 1983-2020. He tells me this "that he's free from racism" and he "feels differently and gratifying being home". There's nothing abroad because you remain a stranger and lonely. There's no place like home. You shouldn't be where you're not wanted or loved because of the colour of your skin. I love this country despite our short comings and lack of quality leadership amongst the people leading this country. I believe that one day things will be better. Don't run to anywhere run home

[@anthonybailey3511]

Are you wanted in Nigeria? He only went back because he now has the means to support himself there. You are forgetting that there was a reason he left in the first place.

[@mhiztee5902]

@@anthonybailey3511God bless you,Sir.If not for diaspora.many people wud have been h*poeless in their so-called homeland😏

[@derekemi5963]

​@@anthonybailey3511 don't be a fool, everyone travels,even the Chinese. Dangote didn't work abroad to become rich. Your poverty and slavery mindset is your problem

[@solveig6902]

It depends, I have left Nigeria, 38 years ago. I help many people there, i love my self here. I have not been to Africa for 35year. Am cool here. I fear Nigeria, becuse of the politicians oppressing the people,cant stand oppression. Am not poor. I have good education and good job. I have good kids doing well too. I cant stay in a country were i have to be scared and people been oppress. Good luck Summer. I also have allergical problem with the food here. But Summer were is the general hospital that cares for everybody?

[@estherelufowoju3166]

Best decision ever. I relocated to Nigeria when my son turned 5 and we were there for 10 good years before coming back with him to the UK to complete the rest of his education. I can tell you it was the best 10 years of our lives. I am rounding up now to come and settle finally. One thing that has never gone viral on SM is people returning back home, a lot of people are returning. For me there is no place like home when I moved to the UK at the age of 23 I have always had the mind of returning and that is why I stayed focused and achieved all my dreams now am 57 and I just want to go and retire and start living like the Queen that I am. Mind you Obodo Oyinbo is not running any where I can always come whenever I wish. At this stage of my life there is nothing as good as living both worlds. Enjoy Nigeria and I shall be joining you soon😀

[@hopealivewithevang.olubunm2287]

I can relate ❤

[@AdaLivingInspirations]

@@estherelufowoju3166 I agree with you totally

[@AdaLivingInspirations]

@@estherelufowoju3166 it's like you took this off my mouth. This is exactly what I say to people

[@afrikanheritage99]

We're the same age. I'm retiring in Nigeria from the US. God, I can't wait to regain my sanity.

[@Nell654]

When I tell people in America how being in Nigeria makes me happy they are confused. My spirit literally comes alive. I love the camaraderie chaos food. It is home. I wake up hopeful and enthusiastic about what the day holds. Amerika is sad depressing lonely and you feel invisible!!

[@samuelrebecca9915]

😂😂😂

[@Jayjay-983]

100%

[@kemiajayi3069]

I agree 100%

[@oekuase6633]

You can say that again. I don't know how one can be around lots of people, but feel alone. I have felt like that all my stay in America. It is not easy.

[@edithokoro5006]

Oh my God exactly every year I look forward to naija from US can not wait.

[@mhiztee5902]

Suddenly,everyone is saying beautiful things about Nigeria which is not bad.but dont forget she has paid the price.Her children are grown and she is good to go

[@yahushasdaughter9106]

You are right

[@geeavo4058]

Exactly and she can go abroad anytime cos she’s got a foreign passport. So do her children. She’s also selling online making money. She don settle herself o. Nigeria is sweet when you have money and another passport… 😂 me sef go return when I settle those two 👍🏽 enjoy yasef Summer happy for you

[@yahushasdaughter9106]

@@geeavo4058 wisdom no pass like this o🤣

[@uchemark9610]

@@geeavo4058 Shikina

[@proudlyigboSophia]

​@@geeavo4058Gbam all the people talking with sugar inside their mouth,should continue,relocate without 1naira in your pocket and your body go tell you. Make dem dey play😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cfunwie]

I am a Cameroonian based in US, every time I visit home, I always feel sick when my time to come back to America is near. And I always reschedule my flight over and over before I finally return. Even when I return, it will take me time to readjust in America eventhough I have lived here for over 20yr. I think Africa is calling all of us to come back home. I really think so because as you have just mentioned, the happiness and the fulfillment back home is organic and unexplainable❤

[@MsFital]

I had the same experience after spending 7 weeks in Nigeria. I lost a lot of weight that I needed to get better. I ate well and felt great while in Nigeria. I am planning on going back to Nigeria with my husband. I feel so happy being in Nigeria. I had peace of mind.

[@samuelrebecca9915]

Hmmmm, awesomeness ❤😂🎉

[@ibifurosamuel-dada2894]

😊😊😊

[@lindasrealitytv6894]

You lost weight in Nigeria and summer gained weight 😂

[@MsFital]

😂😂😂😂. Funny right? The foods are organic and the sun burns the unnecessary fats.

[@priscamaduka8789]

Abroad is very stressful and there is not place like home. Nigeria is lovely place to be but our leader are not helping us. Very happy for you

[@emmanuelallan6597]

Very stressful...

[@chizobaumeh3571]

I totally agree. If Only Nigeria will be a bit better and insecurity issues handled, There will be no need of staying in the western world.

[@catherinekenmuuir4294]

In England not everyone cooks from scratch, meaning preparing and with ingredients and cooking fresh foodstuffs, mostly from frozen foods but also fresh food's . That's why so many people here are sick. however unlike some other countries we don't have or expect family to be running around after us here,

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@chizobaumeh3571 Lol you're not serious. Relocation to Nigeria is very expensive. Many can't afford it. But instead use Security bullshit to cover up.

[@JD-oz6nq]

​@@afrikanheritage99You plan it by investing gradually in Nigeria. When you are ready financially, you move. Don't wait till you are old and infirm to move back. One can live in both countries too.

[@joycechikelue4274]

I am one person that don't want to leave Nigeria to any other Country in this world. Am just a home girl. Nigeria looks good on you.

[@atibabba]

Honestly, if they have good leaders in Africa...95% of Africans leaving overseas will return home. A village life with good running water and internet in Africa is better than living here in the cold weather with GMO food....Hahaha!!!

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

On point sister. Same with me. Never wanted to leave Naija

[@henrychike5637]

My sister happy for you no place like home money is not everything but good health and happiness

[@lifeofafarmer-loaf]

I returned to Nigeria after spending almost 3yrs and I have decided not to leave, it's those that haven't travelled out that Will think it's a big deal. The happiness you get in Nigeria can't be compared to leaving in any country even with the hustle and bustle in Nigeria.

[@adetounafolabi6436]

A lot of people don’t understand it until they travel abroad. Enjoy your stay sister

[@queenathelene]

So true, but Not only travel, live. Living abroad makes you appreciate home whatever country that is for you.

[@user-yf2zm9eu4s]

make we travel first

[@GraceMercy-yi7kw]

Where we are born is where God connects your souls. We cannot find complete spiritual satisfaction except in your birth nation.

[@nkeirukaorebiyii2483]

That's the perfect explanation 💯

[@faithpeace5093]

A big lie I can live anywhere where I find peace and fulfilment. Nigeria is my home and UK is my home Everybody’s experience is different and we all have a destiny to fulfil. If you have Christ, you can live anywhere. I am happier in the UK

[@olamao786]

Nice having you back. I’ve been back since 2013 and I’m trying my best to settle in, still going back and forth I prefer it that way. Sometimes I do get bored in Nigeria so off I go. When I’m also bored of Europe I run back home

[@juwonarowora4313]

This is beautiful. I am planning to visit Nigeria this year to rediscover myself. I have lived in Canada since 2002

[@beautifultiana6578]

Welcome home❤. Nigeria is a beautiful place

[@archcrete]

We welcome you back sir and Incase you want to build your house here in Nigeria you can call on us . We have clients we are building for that are based in Calgary Canada

[@SUROSY33]

Summer this is the first time i am commenting in ur vidéos because i deeply understand What you're saying that feeling u are describing, i went to nigeria last year after 14 years in europe what i felt i can't explain. I felt this is where i belong there's this inner peace within never felt or wish to go back,

[@Allwell823]

Africa is the yet to be re-discovered Treasure..! Only for the discerning minds! ❤

[@afrikanheritage99]

Correct 🎉

[@jo355]

Apt!

[@okpequeen]

Yes yes but the people need a rewakening and mental healing. The wickedness in Nigeria is on a high, on every level... the rich, poor, average... wickedness is rife. 2 years and I have seen us defile our pure lands.

[@blossompatogbemudia923]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 too go sweet abeg ooo Chaii I just came back from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and I still want to go return Back home to Nigeria as soon as possible.

[@ewerespace]

Greetings from Spain, 🇪🇸 I can see you are loving ❤ the Nigerian vibe which I pray that every one of us will do so because home is home. 🏡 ❤❤❤

[@Naledi_22]

I believe Africans, even those born and raised in the diaspora, are being called back to the continent. There is a huge difference in the quality of life in the west and Africa, we have our fair share of issues in Africa, but even when Europeans visit, they always come back and comment that this place is magical, our humanity is comforting to the human spirit our joy, the food, music and weather etc, one simply can't get enough.

[@margaretantaimd2929]

You got it right!!! Our humanity is unequalled

[@kaydeebro]

@@margaretantaimd2929 True talk

[@Regentvoice24]

That is the Spirit we possessed. We are very welcoming.

[@chizobaumeh3571]

100%

[@bridgetofodile5613]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@Emily-James]

You are experiencing so much love in Nigeria, that is why you feel so good.

[@JR-ek4xy]

I RELOCATED TO NIGERIA 🇳🇬 3 YEARS AGO, BEST DECISION OF MY LIFE

[@Deedee-gl6dd]

I can't imagine myself leaving naija. I have everything here, why go there except on vacation. Welcome home summer.

[@charlesugochukwu9283]

It's the food. Welcome back home, Nne!

[@johnjesus332]

You may never know what or how your future will become. Always have a open mind n be always ready for a change.

[@esejsawyer82]

Summer I strongly agree to what you're saying, I'm in my mid 40s and at this point I found out I do not want friends anymore, I enjoy being with my family and go to work, Secondly I noticed im putting myself first, considering me first, put, I never used to say no, but now I'm saying no a lot. You're so right, life is by stages and it's like a pregnant woman, what you craved for yesterday you won't want it today, what you used to like or love doing, you not liking them or interested anymore and to me there's nothing wrong with it and I'm loving it. Summer thank you for sharing coz I was in the state of dilemma thinking if I was really ok, but vy me seeing your video talking about you not liking or want to do certain stuff anymore makes me feel better 🙏❤️

[@theafricanjumbee4057]

I left Toronto Canada for tanzania over fifteen months ago and haven't looked back. I can relate to everything you said. I was born in the Caribbean, and I went to Canada to Canada for thirty-four years. In the last few years in Canada, I suffered anxiety and panic attacks and mood swings constantly. There are times I don't even know how I got through the day. All of a sudden, I had the urge to come to Africa, and I listened to my spirit. I came to tanzania not knowing anyone here and where I was going. The moment I touched the soil of Africa, I felt my healing. Not once did I suffer an anxiety attack or a panic attack. I felt great, I came alive. I went back to Toronto after three weeks, and boom, it started. Toronto became so unattractive that I knew I had to get out to save my life. Four months later, I was back in tanzania for a month. You have no idea how it felt being back here. I went to Toronto and started the year countdown. In early 2023, I left Canada, and I am having the best time. Fifteen months later, I only had two anxiety attacks. Never say never, but I am not leaving Africa, nothing. Truly, I'm scared to leave. I can say without a doubt that if I didn't leave Canada, I would be dead by now. Being in Africa has saved my life

[@samuelrebecca9915]

Inspiring ❤👏👏👏

[@oekuase6633]

When, they say Africa is the mother land, that is fact. God blessed her with so much. I pray our politicians do right by us.

[@regal8343]

I am so happy for you

[@atibabba]

Toronto is a beautiful City...however, it is drastically turning into a nightmare with drugs, homosexuality and housing issues.

[@samuelrebecca9915]

@@atibabba hmmm

[@KayKay-rm5mr]

It’s the sun my sister, I had knee pains wen I got out of the plane and felt the heat the pain disappeared

[@olusolaadebiyi65]

I thought i was alone in loving this country. I travelled to USA and UK and simply preffered my life here so i just came back home and i love it here. Holidays abroad , yes but not to live there. Welcome home Summer. Enjoy every moment. I take it one day at a time🥰🤗

[@quiet-26]

God knows I'm not bragging, i can't last in abroad because i love Nigeria. Included: our problem are governments greed.

[@rashidatabdulrahman7853]

😂😂😂

[@chinyerechukwuosuagu4265]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@prince2baba406]

Na money still keeps me here abroad,l love Nigeria so much

[@chizobaumeh3571]

You said the truth. Africa is the best.

[@gomzpaul2540]

African is the best place to live !!!!!!!

[@user-zp2nn6zb8l]

I relocated in 2016 after 28 years in UK. I am a staff nurse, trained in UK. But moving to Nigeria is the best decision of my life. No regret at all. Nigeria have its challenges, no doubt , but the joy , the fulfilment, the inner peace and spiritual connection to God and home. My God, it is the best thing that ever happened. I am currently in UK , USA visiting but, I am also getting depressed while here. I can't wait to leave for my home land. I go to my luggage, everyday, packing as if I should be at Heathrow to Lagos 😅

[@charmyni8847]

To be honest Summer, I wish I had same courage as you. Besides money and safer environment there is nothing here. I feel trapped but can’t go back just yet. Well done Summer. You look relaxed

[@rashidatabdulrahman7853]

Take your time and all the best

[@emaenimongo5359]

which money after all the costs and hell taxes? Am I missing something

[@hopealivewithevang.olubunm2287]

Nigeria is THERAPEUTIC sis. The problem we have is the politicians , govt and security system. Honestly! Home is home. ❤❤ Stay safe 💗

[@babesbaba1166]

Just ignore the negative part and enjoy Nigeria 🇳🇬. It’s beautiful living in a place where you are respected as a human being ❤

[@lordezekiel100]

I understood all that you felt because each time I go back to Nigeria I often feel good in my spirit. It's hard to explain, and when you tell people you are contemplating on moving back to Nigeria, everyone looks at you as if you are crazy. I have lived in the U.S. for 37 years, and I am very tired and planning in the next 5 years to relocate once I retire. I am very proud of you because it takes a strong will to make that decision and follow through regardless of what anyone thinks.

[@alex3walexband3w19]

Me too. Counting down the years to retire and leave the USA for good. There are many African countries we can retire to and be at peace with our own people and not worry about racism and police violence. No place is perfect and many African countries are improving.

[@olaitan8988]

Despite our challenges there's something about Nigeria that makes one happy and alive❤ So happy for you Summer...stay safe

[@siphamandlamkhize9766]

Been following you, watching you from South Africa. We really proud of you 4 returning back home to Africa. Wish more Africans came back. Food and having a good support system is what made u feel better...

[@Kingsdaughter68]

I was depressed too when I returned to the US after visiting home after 24 years. I’ve been going back since 😅

[@NonyeEluwa]

Wonderful to hear you went back home. Home is where the heart is, it’s also where healing and satisfaction comes with some kind of peace too.

[@jesusismydefence1073]

THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME, HOME SWEET HOME, WHEN I GO SOUTH, WEST, EAST AND NORTH, I WILL ALWAYS COME BACK HOME.

[@AuntyN]

Hi Summer, this happens to me . I have this constant gas problem in the stomac. Any time I get to Nigeria and eats the food, I get completely healed. I struggle with my wait in the US, but when I visit Nigeria I loose wait without knowing it. My skin get tarned and healthy. Body gets relaxed. I can’t wait to return to Nigeria permanently soonest by the special grace of God who strengthens me. I am very happy with you Enjoy yourself self there in Nigeria

[@geesimon1372]

My sister, the best place for us to live is Nigeria. Just have your own house, have a little business and you are good to go

[@bennethezinwa6567]

We should take what she is saying seriously. I had the same experience, when I visited Nigeria a month ago. All the back pains and joint pains I use to have disappeared. I relished eating delicious food. My soul and mind was at rest. Joy of living life was reignited. I am back to abroad now and have powered my plans to return HOME X 1000%. Though momentarily I am in Europe, my heart and spirit now resides in LAGOS, NIGERIA. ONE LOVE YA’LL!

[@Updateswithbina]

I resonate with you.

[@JD-oz6nq]

The warm weather & organic food are good for the body. They people are also warm. Just take care of yourself and the people around you. All will be well.

[@okpequeen]

Our Melanin needs the Sun. We are children of the Sun. If you get this, you get it.

[@Ologun1]

Reverse japa will be a big thing to come very soon NHS taxes poor services

[@oekuase6633]

Me too my sister. My spirit has been calling me to go to Nigeria for 2 years now. I cannot explain why. I haven't been for over 2 decades because of fear of insecurity. But suddenly, I am very very home sick.

[@philderrick6305]

I use to be like you and I summoned courage and went in 2021 and since then have been to Naija 5 times 😂

[@Chuwalker]

I go home twice every year. Pls come home whenever you want, even foreigners are in Nigeria.

[@joyce3062]

Summer Nne, good decision, I am happy for you. I heard your mum at the background, please take care of her. My mum passed and I didn’t enjoy her after being away in abroad. I am reflecting on it too.

[@bison7664]

Same here.

[@stormieblaze510]

Welcome home Summer! I have been here in Naija unable to Japa just because I can’t get myself to leave this land. It is a tough place to live in for obvious reasons, but it is home, it anchors you and grounds you. The vibe, the food, the weather, community, tradition, culture etc… this is where we belong at the end of the day. Welcome home.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Brilliantly well said 👏

[@gyanggalang]

Mark this post. I'm some years to come, it may not be too long, Africa will be the place many will run to. Africa will be the hiding and safe place to be.

[@proudlyigboSophia]

Ummmmm not with the leaders. They don't pay people salaries for 6 months neither do they pay pensioners. So this dream of yours may be far fetched.

[@afrikanheritage99]

It's happening right now.

[@alex3walexband3w19]

@@proudlyigboSophia Yes there are some bad governments. But some countries are turning things around. Rwanda is an example and many Africans are going back to Africa to invest and retire.

[@proudlyigboSophia]

@alex3walexband3w19 I was referring to Nigerian leaders,if you're in Rwanda and the leaders are doing good for the people,good for you. Nigerian leaders have no plans to change as I type this today July 23rd 2024 I just sent more money back home,it's now $1500 in the last 6 months. People are suffering.

[@jennieikalumhe7692]

Why do I have this feeling that our dear summer has fallen in love not only with Nigeria 😅

[@lindaherbert3942]

You aren't alone in that thought. Also, I think one of her children are getting engaged or married 😊

[@sisterflora8390]

Those her taxi drivers were keen on her. 😊 Don't forget the Oba of Benin wanted her too😊😅.

[@angelaujunwa]

That was my very first thought😊 It is very important we think beyond just the surface, on the surface, things are not really the way they seems. You are wise to think beyond the box.

[@IphieTheSlickBoss]

I thought she's married? Or is she separated?

[@olumideakinbo4999]

​@@IphieTheSlickBossu av some catching up to do

[@deelawyer6638]

Good decision. I have been in Nigeria for a short while, I love it! Stressful in any event but my body loves Nigeria.

[@aishanzewi9216]

WELCOME BACK SWEET SUMMER

[@fadikifuta]

"Why you haven't heard from me, I've been having a good time". Gbagam!!!

[@krisken3944]

Nne, I had EXACTLY same experience!! Immediately I got home, I was healed completely and no medicine.

[@beautifulparadisehouse6740]

The truth is that many will never understand this situation until they travel abroad that's when they will know that home is home as long as u have something doing😊❤

[@corneliaginikanwa7914]

Just when I thought you couldn't surprise me anymore, you up and pull this. As I watch this, I am crying. You are living the life I have always dreamed of but lacked the family support to achieve. Thank you for showing me that dream is NOT unrealistic.

[@Janetemitope]

Make the move, you will be surprised about God has in store for you. God will perfect everything concerning you! You still have an AMAZING FATHER THAT LOVES YOU SO MUCH, He will never leave or forsake you.

[@corneliaginikanwa7914]

@@Janetemitope AMEN

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

SAME HERE! I just wished both of my parents were alive. Unfortunately not so closed with family. So, God help me.

[@corneliaginikanwa7914]

@@The_Cruise_Fam 😭

[@ethelolaocha2155]

The loneliness abroad is enough to give one depression.

[@norye4300]

Bless you! GOD never makes mistakes in his creation! Wherever he has placed us is always the best. As we're in jail in the western world wherethere's so much to laws, instead of abiding by GOD'S law. And life is not all about money! We don't need too much, once we have a roof over our heads,and no competition. Thanks sis.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Very correct 👌

[@eljayjay7884]

Nomatter where you go,how bad things may be from our roots land,home will always be the best. I’m truly happy for you. Also busy packing to go back to my home for good😊

[@hopealivewithevang.olubunm2287]

My new policy is that Nigeria is best for many reasons. As a minister or called of God, I am convinced that wherever there's gross darkness, that's where the light shines most or brightest. Home sweet home. ❤

[@olarjames1503]

You inspire me so much Summer . You’re an amazing woman!

[@shalom3707]

I applaud you and very happy for you. Home is always home where we find happiness despite the difficulties is still the best place to live because you have peace of mind that’s is the most important in life that God have given. My peace I leave with you not as the world gives. God bless you.

[@claudialabeaute6539]

I was born in France, my parents are nigerians, so im nigerian. I feel more at peace in Nigeria than o In France. Despite the challenges of this country, im IN LOVE with this country

[@samacho-bd4go]

This lady will spark reverse-japa. ❤❤❤

[@adwoaa7419]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@loloagathachi9534]

Thank you for reshaping our thinking pattern on this.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Me, too. my blood pressure returns back to normal, and my chronic pain disappears when i am visiting Nigeria. I don't take any medication, period. But as soon as my flight ✈️ touched down John F Kennedy International Airport New York, the blood pressure flies back up. The West is toxic to our bodies. I am trying to move permanently to Abuja next y😢ear, biko. I CAN'T WAIT. Once successfully relocated to Nigeria. I don't plan to visit the United States in 3-5 years. I would need that amount of time to heal spirit, soul, and body.

[@mrnaija101]

💪🏽💪🏽👏🏽

[@lumitune]

I’m living a similar lifestyle…just a random question, how do you plan to sustain yourself financially considering the situation in Nigeria rn? I’m just curious

[@chizobaumeh3571]

My sister what you said is 100% truth. I experienced that when we were away from Canada to Africa for 3 months. I was completely healed of the joint and knee pains I was having. I think it's all about food, weather, family and community.

[@kelvinchuks8885]

Welcome home Summer, pls do what makes you happy, Naija too sweet na only bad leaders dey spoil am

[@OluOgbobine]

This is your most impactful video clip to me. Thanks 😊

[@peacedans3115]

I knew it,something in me kept saying you are relocating to Nigeria cos I noticed how happy you were during your vacation,you see the part where you removed your shoes and walked barefoot in the village,I just knew you are getting to this point.❤enjoy Summer

[@maryoladipupo2777]

Thanks Summer for your videos - i have learnt so many tips and suggestions. God bless you on your new status 🙏🏾 and may you find fulfillment in your choices.

[@NewNigeria24]

We love you! Welcome back home! Nigeria Need you! God has an assignment for you in Nigeria!

[@olukemifapohunda8388]

Well done Summer! True that we should not neglect what is going on in our lives and then focusing on other people's lives. Thank you!!

[@loveisthecurrency494]

Your story is exactly 💯 like mine, when I returned back to Nigeria 8 years ago it was like something I can't described happened, I was off all drugssss, this abroad messed with my health

[@islandgirl7519]

Summer!! So nice to see you again. It's Island girl. We moved our family from France last December. WE'RE back home in the Caribbean. NOT one of my three boys are sick anymore, I'm not sick either. All our sicknesses were healed. The boys gained weight and are constantly outside in the sunshine. NO place like home!

[@Unique2023-]

Glad to have you back Summer, mama will be so happy to see you 💕💕💕💐💐

[@Necky.N]

You passed an excellent message Nwannem, our happiness should be our priorities as far as we didn't offend God and Man.Is better to live and leave on what makes one's happy than to live and leave in regrets.

[@thatmumof5]

No place like home, aside money and security there's nothing here abroad.

[@oloriajayi9998]

Honestly and also pensions actually gets paid out... 😢😢😢I miss home too, even tho I left at two years.

[@geesimon1372]

Gbam!!!!

[@DorcasUchenna]

Exactly 💯. Money and security

[@ambroseutin2729]

​@@DorcasUchennaMoney and security are essential things that makes a place worth living.

[@philderrick6305]

And Electricity

[@nneybabegodisgood7391]

Not everyone will understand what she is saying, we that has stayed long time abroad totally understand her,I went home last year ,planning to go back for few weeks again. Can't wait .

[@yusufsadia8187]

Summer I just love you so much. Thanks for being real and authentic. God bless you.

[@seiki0691]

You are so right about that, I have been out of Nigeria for so long, I will be returning soon..... Thanks for the courage,

[@nigeriarealestatechannel]

Welcome home, Summer. No place like home.

[@omoniyikaye]

Great content as always Japa da…God bless you aburo and my regards to the family. Please give mama a big hug for me🙏🏿

[@judya19804real]

Goodness me. Summer looks 22. Absolutely beautiful.

[@ndicoschanneltv5754]

The same thing happened to me when I visited Nigeria as well, I felt so good I didn’t even want to come to abroad again

[@ibexy]

The food in the place you were conceived is the best for you. It has natural healing powers because that is what you are internally (and spiritually) made of.

[@Chuwalker]

How can I like this comment 100 times

[@okpequeen]

Deep!!🙌🏾

[@fadenipofaith7684]

I'm so happy to hear this summer, the best post from you ever, happy staying.

[@winifredemenaka641]

That's beautiful. That's my next plan.

[@eaglesfly2457]

You look rested, you look relaxed. I am happy for you.

[@MrPkamara]

My sister ,happiness dey Africa well. .........!! We don't need money to be happy .Enjoy, my dear❤❤

[@pastorfestusalabi7189]

I’m proud of you. You are absolutely right, my sister. Nigeria is a great country, if not for our bad leaders. No place like home.

[@NewNigeria24]

Your videos have been a pronounced blessing to me and many others!

[@bison7664]

Summer i salute your courage, I am 45 and anytime i travelled home i feel the breeze of freedom . There is no place like home if our leaders can help fix few things then i believe millions would return to the beautiful continent.

[@STAR-ks5hf]

I understand summer. Africa is just a happy place, despite everything happening people are still happy. This place (Europe) is stressful it’s like everyone is so stressed. I came to your channel many times I was wondering what was happening. I am so happy for you.

[@Chuwalker]

The younger people here will not understand all she is saying because they are still in the building stage of their lives. Trust me as they go to different stages of life it will make clearer sense. Home is home even if you keep lying to yourself and always look at the negatives. Your body will tell you when the right time comes.

[@ilayehorsfall2518]

I love your openness and your ability to self express in such a way that it resonates with people. Much love❤

[@cubabrown1449]

One of my uncle in the States once told me that living abroad is likened like “ogbonu fraternity”, those inside the cult wants to go out and those outside wants to go in. Irony of life. There is no place like home. Welcome to Nigeria my sister!

[@gberindyerkwaghdoo5516]

I can totally relate, when I left my husband's house that became toxic and returned back home to my father's house I became completely healed. I began to blossom, all the illness left without me taking medication. No more pains in my head, my heart stopped racing frequently, restlessness at night stopped and all of that. I am glad I finally took the bold step

[@beautifultiana6578]

Sister, carry mic and be louder. I could have sworn I wrote your comment.

[@samsoyombo]

Hi Summer, I have always listened to you but never commented. I must say, seeing your glowing skin, inner peace, and slim face (not in a rude way, but I was genuinely concerned) has all disappeared. You look peaceful and happy. I am so excited for you. I will ask my wife to listen to this and reflect on it before her visit. I am already converted. If you don't mind, could you share your plans for sourcing income? We may learn a lot from you.

[@bennethezinwa6567]

I am extremely happy for you Summer. Back to life, back to living!