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Professor returns to Nigeria After Spending 48 years in Canada, With no Children, Wife, money.

A video is trending about Prof. Amos Ishola Awodiya, the first professor of Heuristic Education in the world (or Africa, depending on your choice). He is currently under the care of Agbala Gabriel.

The professor, whose identity remains undisclosed in the video, reportedly left Nigeria in the 1970s to pursue academic and professional opportunities in Canada.

Over the course of 48 years, he built a career as an educator, contributing to the academic community in his adopted country.

However, the video reveals that his return to Nigeria comes under starkly different circumstances than one might expect from such a long tenure abroad. With no children, no wife, and no financial reserves, his homecoming paints a sobering picture of isolation and resilience.

In the footage, the professor reflects on his life abroad, hinting at personal and financial challenges that eroded the stability he once had after losing his wife.

In a follow-up update on Saturday, Cleric Agbala Gabriel confirmed that he is in talks with the professor's family, noting that the professor has children but is suffering from old age.

He wrote: "We have started working on HIM. Investigations going on
Some of His family are here
Baba has children, old age is somehow affecting HIM. We are bringing Him live on Facebook soon today, stay tuned."

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When old age deals with some people... Even the strongest of men could be brought on his knees.

So, plan for the future now that you're young.... Secure that future rather than popping Azul and Casemigos upandan the club!!!

Chilipepper:
Professor returns to Nigeria After Spending 48 years in Canada, With no Children, Wife, money.

A video is trending about Prof. Amos Ishola Awodiya, the first professor of Heuristic Education in the world (or Africa, depending on your choice). He is currently under the care of Agbala Gabriel.

The professor, whose identity remains undisclosed in the video, reportedly left Nigeria in the 1970s to pursue academic and professional opportunities in Canada.

Over the course of 48 years, he built a career as an educator, contributing to the academic community in his adopted country.

However, the video reveals that his return to Nigeria comes under starkly different circumstances than one might expect from such a long tenure abroad. With no children, no wife, and no financial reserves, his homecoming paints a sobering picture of isolation and resilience.

In the footage, the professor reflects on his life abroad, hinting at personal and financial challenges that eroded the stability he once had after losing his wife.

In a follow-up update on Saturday, Cleric Agbala Gabriel confirmed that he is in talks with the professor's family, noting that the professor has children but is suffering from old age.

He wrote: "We have started working on HIM. Investigations going on
Some of His family are here
Baba has children, old age is somehow affecting HIM. We are bringing Him live on Facebook soon today, stay tuned."

ayele o

Not a Ghanaian. Go and watch the interview.

ednut1:
ghana not Nigerian

I think his wife left him (died) but he didn't leave the wife (failed to accept reality and start life again).


So he kept glued to his past while his present and future fade away right in his own eyes.

Chilipepper:
Not a Ghanaian. Go and watch the interview.

oh true there is a ghana version too i saw recently

Care home is the way forward , I hope the kids ain't junkies so that upkeep funds will be coming in

Prof with no online research articles

In summary, this is how life without woman is -- empty.

Ronu Prof. on d beat.. u gon learn d hardway

Canada has never been a country where migrants succeed financially, maybe some fortunate and smart ones do, but generally, Canada is just a layback country where you just live an average life till old age, most people that live in Canada hardly have enough savings to invest back in Nigeria.



, there are very few fortunate ones making it in Canada but not common like America, etc

Na wa

It's possible The demise of his wife affected him enormously

However, Canada is a country where most of the money made is taken back by tax. The only saving grace is the exchange rate with naira and of course the higher standard of living but overall, Canada is a rather laid back place

Unfortunately its very pathetic. He should have finished his life there. Either he didn't get citizenship or he was forced out.

Only God knows how many people he helped with millions of dollars he earned as a lecturer/professor.

With citizenship, he will be ed by government with monthly living wage, free medical coverage, free housing till death in old peoples home.

Baba don globe throttle finish, after all he looks much younger than his age.

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Minister of enjoyment!!

Really sad.

What!

franchasng:
Canada has never been a country where migrants succeed financially, maybe some fortunate and smart ones do, but generally, Canada is just a layback country where you just live an average life till old age, most people that live in Canada hardly have enough savings to invest back in Nigeria.



, there are very few fortunate ones making it in Canada but not common like America, etc

I beg to differ. He is a professor for crying out loud. As long as there are disparities between our currency and the CAD, you can always have something to send home. Unless you are sick or overcommitted.

Chai old age should be blessings o

That’s horrible

Na to come struggle property

Who are those yeye women crying on the background? Was tge cry warranted?

No wonder they are easily deceived!

This is village people hand work!

Lol oya blame the Canadian Govt like the way u will blame the Nigeria Govt for ur Failure not to excel and develop yourself....


Is even for the olden days Japa crew to make it than today Japa crew that will need a loan to buy as small as a Bicycle....

The story is not really as it's been painted. Firstly the man has children and a wife. Some people on Facebook have accused him of being a scammer. One pastor said the man lived in his church for a year but ran away when they asked him to provide his family

He left footprint and return with memories



It's not possible to return with NOTHING from SOMEWHERE.

Well done. That's a great achievement. He has returned with what can last forever.