Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has announced her relocation to Tanzania.
Kemi Filani reported a day ago that the actress, alongside Chioma Good Hair, Enioluwa, and others, had stormed Tanzania for the 40-day celebration of Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscilla Ojo’s son, Rakeem Ayomide Mkambala.
On her Instagram page, Toyin shared clips from the family-and-friends-only party, announcing that she has relocated.
“See me o. I don relocate”.
See some reactions from her fans below,
One Karounwioyindamola, pleading with her, wrote, “Don’t relocate o, we are waiting for you
One designtorch247 wrote, “I trust you, enjoy your stay, Mami. Oversabi Aunty
One mariahphunky wrote, “Haaa no relocate o, our oversabi Aunty
One succi_collections wrote, “Aunty Toyin no forget to bring party rice come back o
One adaeze442 wrote, “lol who will market over sabi aunty movie?”.
Speaking of relocation, actress Eriata Ese had announced her move to the village. The former BBNaija star shared a video of herself and her son in the village on her Instagram page, revealing that she had relocated. Giving a reason, Eriata noted how expensive city life is.
Some months back, veteran actor and filmmaker, Ugezu Ugezu had shared the heartbreaking story of a Nigerian medical doctor who became a meat butcher in the US. According to him, the practising medical doctor sold his clinic and relocated to the US. Unfortunately for him, he became a butcher in a meat shop, hiding from Nigerians to avoid being noticed.
Award-winning comedian and actor Ayo Makun shared his opinion about the Japa syndrome. He opined that the syndrome of relocating overseas, tagged as Japa, will continue to occur in the country because of corrupt politicians who embezzle money when elected into political positions and have nothing to show off at the end of their tenure.
Reality TV star Tboss, sharing her opinion on the Japa syndrome, noted that abroad is not for the faint-hearted and advised that those planning to Japa listen to them.
Early last year, the former Governor of Rivers state, Rotimi Amaechi, had given reasons why he would not encourage the emigration of Nigerians. He said ‘japa’ could only get someone a 9 to 5 job and advised young people in the country to push their way through to get into a place of decision-making, especially regarding the economy of Nigeria.