To Jalal:
I actually know of a couple in Iceland

To all:
The mere fact, global village aside, that we are willing to go to some of the most remote places on this earth, to me, shows how bad it is for our country. If Nigeria were as it was in the 70s and early 80s, when other nationalities were actually going to Nigeria for vacation and jobs, there would be no need to go to these places but for vacationing.

It is a pity that in search of "greener pastures (I am still yet to find it o!)", some of us are willing to do things and go places that they hitherto wouldn't have gone.

My cousin was at Iraq with the medical arm of the US military

My Nigeria friend lives in Jerusalem, i am still surprised about that.

my aunty told me that she was suprised to see nigerians in Tibet

A Nigerian in Tibet? Now thatz a site I wanna c

I remeber walking up to a group of girls at a club in Lusaka, Zambia, and after they turned down my request for a dance, i unconciously replied in pidgin; ' how una go come club no go wan dance??!!!' to which the leader of the pack replied me; ' bros which part of naija you from come??' Needless to say, I was stunned. It turned out that she was from ogun state and was working there as an expatriate.

And for those who claim that Nigerians go to all sort of places because of the prevailing economic situation, I can assure you that thats not the main reason. We all have a major sense of adventure and its been on even before independence. Whenever my driver tells me about places he went to when he was younger, the Nigerians he met, and the wild oats he sowed, you'll understand what I'm talking about.

Naijaflyer, wetin carry u go Lusaka, Zambia? Na my city be that, 4 there them born me!

i no believe say 9ja fit dey iraq and afghan bt 9ja dey travel no b small oooooooooo

I actually lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 4 years, soo heeeyyy, and it was the most beautiful place ever, there are not too many black people there so everytime people saw us, they wanted to take pictures with us and everything, it was quite exciting!!

iice , feel free to come down to Brazil whenever you want. i have been living here for some years now and I can tell you, Brazil is a fantastic country to live in. In live here in Paraiba, on the NE coast of Brazil. You will it here if you choose to come, byt you´ll have to learn Portuguse.

@Juskemi

I actually lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 4 years, soo heeeyyy, and it was the most beautiful place ever, there are not too many black people there so everytime people saw us, they wanted to take pictures with us and everything, it was quite exciting!!

Great to finally find someone who actually lived in Argentina! I guess my friend from Argentina was actually right, there are few blacks in Argentina. So tell us, Juskemi, what was it like living in Argentina? What are the race relations like over there?

@Segun 2003. I actually plan to visit Brazil next summer. We should probably chat more. What part of Brazil are u?

As for me i've been to Kabul Afghanistan during the Taliban days ,

alarinjo,
I think you are going to like it a lot here. I live in the North-East of Brazil, near a city called Recife. It is one of the biggest city in Brazil. The name of this city is Joao Pessoa, It is a small city, very green, nice and cool. I think you should visit a city in the NE. You will definetely love it.

You see traveling is such fun. I've been to Lebanon, Israel, Oman, and presently in Cyprus. Nigerians are all over these places. I was even shocked to see about 3 naija brothers playing for the Cyprus National Football Team. No wonder they said we're the happiest people on earth.

Who says we dont have Nigerians in Afghanistan or North korea? My Brother has a close friend there, One of my neigbours was once in North Korea before she ran back .

Nigerians are everywhere, i went to a town in china its called Hangzhou, for my 1st 4 days i didnt see any black on the 5th day, i was working then a chinese shout look, look at your brother, i was so happy to see the black guy, infact we hugged each other he told me he was from Congo, i asked him he said he has alot of Nigerian friends in the schl. 2days after i met 3 other Nigerians, i doubt it if there is anywhere without Nigerians.
infact there is hardly a University without a Nigerian!

second you brother, but Hangzhou is a big city, Nigeria are even in Mongolia

nigerians in haiti,cuba,french and english guayana,quito in ecuador,most of them stranded en route to the u.sa.

globalaid:

second you brother, but Hangzhou is a big city, Nigeria are even in Mongolia

My sister was on a 6-month assignment in Mongolia and she did meet a few Nigerians/blacks over there.

there are nigrians in peckham, i was suprise

KnowAll:

there are nigrians in peckham, i was suprise

Are you serious? You mean there are Nigerians in Peckham? 

Just joking!

can you guys believe that i saw nigerians in lagos?

toshmann:

can you guys believe that i saw nigerians in lagos?

you r crazy, lmaoo

maybe he meant Laos

Oh, he probably mean Lagos in Portugal.

I'm so glad that we Nigerians get to travel far and wide.Like someone said on this thread, we love the adventure, and i must say that we tend to do quite well in these places.Well, i'm currently living in the Uk and it's great up here,`though a bit too cold. But i would really love to visit a country that's more exotic like Malaysia, Australia (the land down under ),even India (i would like to see the Taj Mahal).

this is one of the most interesting threads on this forum.only last week,my boss received a call from a Nigerian in Afghanistan asking him to help him clear a consignment of his from Afghanistan.so i was dumbfounded and asked him what on earth he was doing in that country.but i could remeber when war first broke out in Afghanistan,Nigerian Government sent a mission there to fetch Nigerians that were there and they did come back with a handful of them so also when there was political uprising in Pakistan,Naija government did same thing.

The first month i arrived in seychelles , i didnt see any nigerians , i went to the ministry of finance in seychelles to clear some things . to my greatest surprise i saw a Nigerian there working as the director of policy , i was in maldives also , i met 4 nigerian guys playing for the maldivian football team.

the one that shocked me most , was when i travelled to re union island (an island on the indian ocean , but under french goverment ) , i saw a nigerian guy working as a immigration officer at the airport .

forget to mention , i even heared 2face song (African queen ) in the maldives at a super market
My naija people , una dey waka, am proud of you all