Former BBNaija star, Tolani Shobajo, better known as TolaniBaj, celebrates six years since moving back to Nigeria.
The reality star tweeted that relocating to Nigeria was one of the best decisions of her life.
She expressed gratitude to God for the timing, revealing that her move was unplanned and didn’t entirely make sense at the time, but she took the leap anyway.
TolaniBaj shared that six years later, she has no regrets and couldn’t be happier.
Posting on her official X page, she wrote:
“Honestly, one of the best choices I ever made in life was relocating to Nigeria.
I’m grateful to God for the timing of my move. The thought of moving didn’t make complete sense to me at the time, but it just felt right & I took the risk. It’s been six interesting years and I couldn’t be happier”.
Sandra Iheuwa wrote: “Same here. One of the best decisions of my life. If I say more they will think I don’t want them to come to America, so experience is the best teacher”
One Lilis_world wrote: “If you have money, you will enjoy this country”
One Taatibig wrote: “If not for governance we have, Nigeria is one of the best places to live”
One Juz_blesyn wrote: “Nigeria go just dey sweet if you get money sha”
One Domingo_loso wrote: “If you dey do well for 9ja honestly, you won’t see any reason for relocating”
One Leon402025 wrote: “BBN gave you a platform to land, if not”
Back in 2021, TolaniBaj openly expressed her preference for Nigeria over America, emphasizing the unique comfort and pampering she enjoys back home—far beyond what she experienced in the U.S. She also spoke candidly about the struggles she faced abroad, where achieving even basic goals often came with significant hurdles.
In a past podcast interview with media personality Moet, she shared her preference for dating men with passports. As a passionate traveler, she explained that she values a partner who can effortlessly explore new destinations with her, adding an intriguing touch to her personal life.
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