A Nigerian family in the United Kingdom has shared an emotional video tribute to a father whose 12-hour work shifts and visa struggles nearly broke him. Posted Wednesday, the eight-minute clip shows his wife leading their children in prayer, calling him “the god that we see.”
The video documents years of night shifts, school runs, and a period when immigration stress pushed him toward suicidal thoughts. The family embraces at the end.
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The post has drawn over 100,000 views. It has sparked two distinct responses. Many praise the celebration of involved fatherhood. Others question whether the tribute masks an unequal burden, noting the father’s visible exhaustion and the wife’s traditional role leading the gratitude ritual.
What remains unconfirmed is the family’s specific location in the UK, the father’s occupation, and whether visa issues are now resolved.
