Nigerians on Twitter has responded to a Tweet from a Nigerian man, Tunde Omotoye, who resides in Canada.
According to the man, residing alone in Canada as an immigrant can be depressing especially during winter.
He tweeted; “Living alone in Canada as an immigrant can be depressing. It’s different here. I have been there before. Especially during winter.
Although, as your network grows/when family joins, things get better.”
However, many Nigerians disagreed with him saying they prefer being depressed outside Nigeria than to be depressed in the country.
While some Nigerians in the diaspora agreed with him as they shared their different experience.
See the reactions below
Living alone in Canada as an immigrant can be depressing. It’s different here. I have been there before. Especially during winter.
Although, as your network grows/when family joins, things get better.
— ‘Tunde Omotoye (@TundeTASH) January 7, 2021
I love to be depressed o.
I love snow-depression pic.twitter.com/KnPhn0lqbD— 👑 S.A.L.A.K.O ☁️ 👨💻 (@UnkleAyo) January 7, 2021
Relatable… actually living alone in a foreign country can be depressing… no part how much you like being alone.
— Adunola 🇳🇬 (@flawless_stitch) January 7, 2021
Covid-19 lock down situation and working from home makes it even more depressing.
— Dolapo Oladiran (@dolapooladiran) January 8, 2021
Let me try Canada’s type of depression, Nigeria’s own is not sweet
— Fantasma (@iobinnanduka) January 7, 2021
Oboy! Depression in Canada is a conscious choice. It’s better to be depressed in Canada than to be oppressed by cows and a president who values cows more than humans in Nigeria.
— Ultimate Man (@RareActivist) January 7, 2021
