It was reported that the hardworking African woman, who had spent years abroad, had been sending money home to her brother so he could build her a nice house.
However, when she returned, she found that her brother had never built anything, so all of her hard work had been for nothing.
When a woman discovered her brother had unexpectedly betrayed her, she was devastated. She had just returned from a trip abroad.
Netizens' hearts were broken by a depressing video of the woman rolling, in the dirt when she first arrived in her native nation.
A woman from abroad sent money to buy a house. In a video posted by @X_Dailly on X, it is said that the 15-year-ago Nigerian expat has been funding her brother's home construction with the money she sends him.
Regretfully, upon her return, she discovered that all the money she had sent had been misappropriated and that no mansion had been constructed just for her. Rolling in the mud and sobbing at her misplaced efforts, the heartbroken woman lost control over her pain.
After seeing the depressing footage, online users took turns discussing their thoughts on the awful event. Shedrack exclaimed, "Sad!!!! This is not good. It was preferable to keep your money to yourself.
That person didn't even try." "15 years and you didn't bother to come and check, use another another third party to verify the claims," stated Gabriel Bolatit.
Lessons discovered the hard way." Abgalaka stated: "A very common occurrence in Nigeria because many of us want to reap where we didn't sow."
Ben Samuel responded, saying, "It hurts and makes me sick." Few of us are able to sympathize with this poor woman.
Her failure to visit her hometown in fifteen years to inquire about the status of the project is not her fault. Although her immigration status is undoubtedly a role, many of her family members are nasty and evil.
Lucky Edi continued, saying, "I would advise her to approach everything as a challenge and to resist giving in to her current sense of failure.
She will be shocked to learn that all of her blood and sweat will eventually be returned to her. Remain resilient."
Emelogu Emerald went on to say: "If you live abroad you don't have to send money to your family members to help you with any investment even if it's building of house keep your money, one home and executive your plans yourself, even if they are reading holy books Bible or Quoran daily, every seconds don't."