Nigerian woman rendered homeless after being deported from US: “Starting again”

Nigerian woman rendered homeless after being deported from US: “Starting again”

Deported Nigerian woman Adunni Adelowo shares a raw video of life without stable housing, as she and her children struggle to secure a home despite working.

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Adunni Adelowo, a Nigerian woman who was recently deported from the United States, has shared a deeply personal video revealing that she and her children are struggling to find stable housing after her forced return home.

Filmed in selfie style inside a narrow residential alleyway, the footage shows Adunni sorting through bags and belongings stacked against a wall.

A bold pink-and-white caption reading "Deported to Nigeria... now homeless? 🇳🇬" overlays the clip, leaving little to the imagination about the difficulty of her current circumstances.

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Speaking directly to the camera with visible emotional weariness, Adunni described a relentless cycle of setbacks since arriving back in Nigeria.

She said she had already identified a place to rent but remained short of the funds needed to secure it.

What made the situation particularly frustrating, she explained, was that she had not stopped working.

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In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! Man leaves mum emotional after using first paycheque to buy her stunning house: “Welcome home” Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;) Speaking directly to the camera with visible emotional weariness, Adunni described a relentless cycle of setbacks since arriving back in Nigeria.

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