"My Father Lost His Mum at 6 Months and Dad at Age 6": Linda Osifo on Starting Ngo After Dad Grew up an Orphan

"My Father Lost His Mum at 6 Months and Dad at Age 6": Linda Osifo on Starting Ngo After Dad Grew up an Orphan

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Linda Osifo opened up on how she returned to Nigeria at the age of 22 because she knew it was time to explore. According to her, she already had a degree, she is a Canadian citizen and her family lives abroad so if things had not gone well, she always had the option of going back.

In her words:

“I came in here, I had just turned 22 and that was when I started exploring. You need to figure out your journey, what your steps are and I had an opportunity to come to Nigeria for a job. I had an opportunity to host a show here, however, the show never happened and I thought to myself, this is the time for me to explore. I remember telling myself I had nothing to lose. I got myself a degree which is the most important thing so that’s my backup. I am a Canadian citizen and I can go back home and luckily I still have a family house back home so I won’t be homeless. I weighed my options but I did not see myself living here, commiting here, donating my whole life and my whole career and about 10 years of my youth into this.”

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