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– Nigerian doctor shared his current photo after leaving Nigeria for the UK
– Many people in awe of his glaring physical change said the weather in the UK must be good
– There were others in his comments section who also shared photos of how they are doing after migrating overseas.
A Nigerian with the Twitter handle @wakawaka_doctor joined the trending “day I left vs now” challenge on the birds app.
On Wednesday March 3, the man whose contact details reveal he is now in the UK shared a photo of himself when he was at the airport and about to move.
The second photo shows him all dapper with thicker hair and a broad smile, wearing a black coat and winter gloves of the same color.
See his article below:
Many people in awe of her transformation said they would also work on moving to improve their lives.
The young woman buys a complete PS5 box; says she’s about to spoil someone’s sonYEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:
@ TundeOreOba1 said:
“Nah nobody we offend to God, he’s sending Nigeria to come … Once your USA or CANADA visa is approved, just know that God has forgiven you.”
@ dunmie2cute said:
“Shey you folks have a specific cream that you all use when you travel ni? Because skin tone will change! Always dark to light never light to dark.”
The image of human transformation has been hailed by many. Photo source: @wakawaka_doctor
Source: Twitter
@iyencollins said:
“Oboy sees the aba costume ….. thank God for the grace o.”
@Oteeti said:
“Oh my God leaving Nigeria … you did it for others … do it for me biko.”
@oluwar_seyi said:
“The difference between the picture quality of our country Nigeria and that of Yankee is so alarming. Even phone you use here, once you travel in full swing, everything will change.”
In the meantime, YEN.com.gh reported earlier that two friends seem to have shown that friendship is about helping each other achieve common goals.
In a Twitter post on Tuesday, March 2, one of the friends with the handle @ No4troublemaker shared a throwback photo from when they were students at the University of Benin (UNIBEN).
The second shot showed them in Munich, Germany, several years later. What is evident in both photographs is how their skins went from black to light, which made them look very fresh.
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