The well-known Nigerian media personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu has disclosed the one condition that will prompt him to think about moving to the the United States.
In an eponymous podcast by Cynthia, his wife, Ebuka engaged some fans in a Q&A session where he spoke about his eight-year-old marriage.
“Of course, we will relocate,” TV personality Ebuka said in response to a fan who inquired about if he would consider accepting a job opportunity to relocate to the United States.
Ebuka declared he would seize a “great opportunity” if it were presented to him in the US.
The 41-year-old TV host also said relocation abroad will work for his family since he and his wife’s jobs are flexible.
“Of course, we will relocate. Definitely. I guess we are lucky that our jobs are flexible. Entrepreneurs. We will do business. The kind of business that can run without physical presence. Not like a 9-5. If we need it why would it be a year? It can be forever long. Your businesses are flexible,” he said.
“We definitely have to move. We are both not huge fans of relocating like that generally. It does not mean we are not. But the way things are moving you never know. The world is funny now. Anything can happen. It does not mean that if a right, perfect, great opportunity comes on it is not going to be jumped on”.
“So if that ever happens, everybody will pack their bags and we move.”
In the past years, thousands of Nigerians have relocated to countries like the US, United Kingdom, and Canada.
Some of the reasons for migration include better economic conditions, educational purposes, better healthcare, and career enhancement among others.
Recall that, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, opened up about some of his devastating experiences before becoming famous and successful as one of the biggest hosts in Nigeria.
The fashionista talked about how being unemployed made him depressed and nearly gave up when appearing as a guest on Channel TV’s Morning Dew. He claims that despite studying entertainment law in the UK, he was unable to find employment when he returned.
Ebuka Obi-Uchendu continued, saying that in the entertainment business, he was practically forgotten. It was an extraordinarily difficult year for him mentally, and he got very disoriented.
