A Nigerian man has captured widespread attention by revealing a mansion he constructed for his parents in their village after years of hard work abroad. In a video shared online, the individual known as @mcak80 shed light on his experiences overseas and the challenges he overcame to achieve his success. Despite residing in the United Kingdom for four years and holding a master’s degree, @mcak80 found himself washing dishes and working in healthcare to make ends meet. He recounted how his struggles went unnoticed by many and emphasized the lack of support he received during his hardships. Undeterred, he adopted a frugal lifestyle, carefully managing his expenses to save money. Instead of succumbing to societal pressures, @mcak80 made practical decisions like using public transportation instead of buying a car. These choices, though seemingly small, played a crucial role in his ability to support his family and invest in his parents' future in Nigeria.
Netizens reacted to his story:
Gav and mimi said; “He did not buy a house in Lagos, so it’s cheaper to buy in a different state, especially the village.”
dy/dx said; “You owe nobody any explanation. You've made it, and that's what matters.”
Entertainment and blogs said; “You've done well; keep striving. You're determined. Our older brother has returned, complaining about the cold too much.”
AdelekeWealth said; “I have finally seen a man with sense. Kudos, bro.”
Jesus John-Jobe said; “I’m happy for you, but public transport costs more than owning a car in the UK.”
BIDEMI said; “For building for your parents! Bro, you owe no one an explanation! I pray for you always.”
Mc Jones said: “My brother, don't mind them. You're doing well. Don't buy a car, and don't engage in illicit activities in the UK, or your money will finish.”
@mcak80This is what I did which helped me to build that house for my parents #family #housetour #move #fyf #mcakonuche
♬ original sound – Mc Akonuche