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After an unsuccessful trip to Libya on his way to Europe, Patrick is now a psycho-social volunteer who now preaches against illegal migration and trafficking. The young man told Legit TV in the latest episode of My Migration Story, that parents are mostly responsible for their children's predicament, as they're mostly pressuring their offsprings. "No be Osato be that? You no see the car wey him buy for the mama? You no see car wey him buy for him papa? Abi people wey dey Europe, dem get two heads," the Barber (by profession) quoted some parents to always say. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Help us share more important stories! Support us via the link: / legit ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ My Migration Story I Legit TV After being deceived, coerced or forced on illegal or irregular trips outside the country by road, Nigerian returnees get a unique opportunity to tell their stories and share their experiences during such horrible trips. This series also provides a platform which gives hope to some of these returnees to get their lives back on track and become reference points for those planning to embark on such trips. The Naija People I TV Nigerians and ingenuity are almost inseparable, as many of them are quick to create, manipulate or improvise by way of critical thinking, and these individuals deserve to be celebrated. In the midst of these, however, are some whose stories must be heard, because of the hardship they're facing. All these and more are presented to our viewer and everyone who comes across our videos The Naija Woman I Legit TV Every Nigerian woman is a hustler in her family and many times, comes across as the breadwinner, yet they are not always celebrated enough. The Naija Woman extols the virtues of the Nigerian woman, her hard work, her resilience, and her passion in helping to knit her family together, no matter what it takes. The Traditionalists I Legit TV Traditional worship in Nigeria is associated with spiritism and is clouded in a lot of mysteries, therefore, this series demystifies many of the mysteries associated with traditional worship or practice in Nigeria. Educated, well-read traditional worshippers unravel every mystery behind certain beliefs about their practice and explain, in clear terms, how the traditional worship works. ___ Connect with Legit TV! Visit Legit.ng website: https://www.legit.ng/ Follow Legit.ng on Twitter: / legitngnews Follow Legit TV on Facebook: / legitngnews Follow Legit TV on Instagram: / legit.ng #LegitTV #legitng #Legit #nigerianews

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