alarinjo: @Juskemi



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?

Mondisweets: Im in paraguay

Chidonsky: can u tell more about student application,cost,life and job prospect..Your advice is needed

Mondisweets: I sell garri so u can imagine what living expenses are like for me

SEGUN2003:
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.

alarinjo:
Nigerian Communities: Argentina And Other "unusual" Places

During a conversation with a white friend of mine I mentioned that Nigerians are one of the most diffused people in the world. She was doubtful and wondered if there were any Nigerians in Argentina. I assured her that there must be, but unfortunately could not give her any proof of my claim.

Anyone have info on Nigerian communities in Argentina particularly, and any other places around the world where some wouldn't expect to find black people?

dafman:
I was reading the biography of Nwafor Orizu ( He was a popular politician in the eastern region  pre - independence period), he was talking about how he first got to the u.s to study in the 30's and didn't know anybody until he remembered that people in his village used to talk about one man from his village that left for the u.s long time ago, he did some searching and traced him to an apartment in NewYork. His Igbo compatriot told him he left his village for the U.S in 1911.

Nor be today Naija's start to travel, them dey everywhere

alarinjo:
Nigerian Communities: Argentina And Other "unusual" Places

During a conversation with a white friend of mine I mentioned that Nigerians are one of the most diffused people in the world. She was doubtful and wondered if there were any Nigerians in Argentina. I assured her that there must be, but unfortunately could not give her any proof of my claim.

Anyone have info on Nigerian communities in Argentina particularly, and any other places around the world where some wouldn't expect to find black people?

omasampson:
I been to Argentina twice. The first time I went, I saw only one black man who looks like an Amerucan to me. My host told me that up till that time she had never seen a black person in Argentina. 10 years later when I went again, this time the same host took me to a location in Buenois Aires where I get to see a handful of Nigerians hawking goods to eek out a living. So yes there are Nigerians in Argentina.