A Nigerian couple and their three children have reportedly been deported from the United Kingdom following a heated visa dispute that erupted shortly after their arrival.
According to reports shared by TikTok user @the.story.town, the wife was the primary visa holder, while her husband and children travelled as her dependents. Trouble reportedly began when the woman started asserting control over her husband, allegedly threatening to remove his name from the visa since he was listed as a dependent.
The tension between the couple escalated, and in a dramatic turn of events, the wife allegedly went ahead to remove her husband from the visa, leaving him at risk of violating UK immigration laws.
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Matters worsened when it was discovered that a young girl had been added to the visa application under the false claim that she was their child. The husband, in response, reportedly alerted the UK Home Office, stating that the information was fraudulent.
This revelation led to the revocation of the family’s entire visa, resulting in their deportation back to Nigeria.
It was further revealed that the family had borrowed about ₦20 million to finance their relocation to the UK — a debt that remained unpaid at the time of their return, compounding their ordeal.
The incident has since stirred discussions online about the dangers of visa fraud, marital mistrust, and the growing desperation among Nigerians seeking better opportunities abroad.