Enugupikin:
lalasticla.la Myn.d44 have you seen these kinda beggers before?

gurunlocker:
They are Lebanese.....

Adaibeku:
dey don't travel
Dey always base in Lagos ,
What are dey expert in "Banning innocent Nairalanders" espiacially d later

paix:
They're from Niger Republic.

azmanaty02:


Its not true

Bendeco2020:
Them dey Onitsha..

I don't even know the race of those people, but I know that they are not fulanis maybe from north Africa.

Vyolet:
This thread is a further proof that there are still many villagers on this Nairaland.
How is this news worthy? Are these kids not found almost everywhere in Nigeria? op, how old are you and why is this a surprise to you?

Gadafii:
I used to know one old woman back in Kogi state, one of her leg amputated,she begs around with her grand daughter...

Guess what, she was from Iraq/Iran, during one of their crises, how she got to Kogi state is what I don't know, but her grand daughters look like these kids up here

Xisnin:
Those are Niger children beggars.
They often confuse their first-time clients.

OfoIgbo:


They are Berber people from North Africa.

The Romans used to refer to them as Barbarians. That's how the word made it into the lexicon

Gjrich:


They are not Fulani children.
They are the Diffa Arabs from the eastern desert part of Niger republic, close to Libya, though the children are born here in Nigeria.
Even in Niger republic, they don't like to intermarry the black nigeriens.
Very proud people.
The children go out for begging while the parents stay close-by watching from afar.



In Niger, the Arab nomadic tribes are located in the eastern part of the country, mostly in the Diffa region. The Arabs in Niger are known as Diffa Arabs because of this. The Arabs of Niger practice Islam. They speak Arabic and came into Niger from Sudan and Chad at some point during the 19th century. In recent years the Arabs have come into conflict with other ethnic groups in the country, particularly the Hausa, Tuareg, and Kanuri.

azmanaty02:


Its not true

Gjrich:


They are not Fulani children.
They are the Diffa Arabs from the eastern desert part of Niger republic, close to Libya, though the children are born here in Nigeria.
Even in Niger republic, they don't like to intermarry the black nigeriens.
Very proud people.
The children go out for begging while the parents stay close-by watching from afar.
Your comment gave justice the topic. Kudos


In Niger, the Arab nomadic tribes are located in the eastern part of the country, mostly in the Diffa region. The Arabs in Niger are known as Diffa Arabs because of this. The Arabs of Niger practice Islam. They speak Arabic and came into Niger from Sudan and Chad at some point during the 19th century. In recent years the Arabs have come into conflict with other ethnic groups in the country, particularly the Hausa, Tuareg, and Kanuri.

TheSourcerer:
I was thinking more of Tuareg .

RonaldoVido:
They full all popular motor parks.

They know where rich people board inter state vehicles.

Dem dey Aba, pH, Onitsha, Lagos..

Enugupikin:
I was trying to make a journey from Abuja only to encounter these children begging me.. They don't look Nigerian anyway. The boy was damn cute but begging spoilt the whole thing.

Have you encountered them before?

Vyolet:
This thread is a further proof that there are still many villagers on this Nairaland.
How is this news worthy? Are these kids not found almost everywhere in Nigeria? op, how old are you and why is this a surprise to you?

OfoIgbo:


They are Berber people from North Africa.

The Romans used to refer to them as Barbarians. That's how the word made it into the lexicon

Charmingrascal:


You mean you have not seen them before?

They will beg you and keep following you if you don't give them money.

Their mother is in one corner observing and always telling them who to follow.


They are everywhere.
Where do you live that you have not seen them before?

UncleJJ:
The older girls are hot cake!

I know someone who was once offered one in her teenage (maybe 18); lighter than these dudes. His mum was present

He was still in university at the time. Said No thanks!

If only he knew what risks Nigerian girls would be willing to take to get that skin and hair.

Sometimes opportunities we are offered may not be needed today but tomorrow; they'd make you one of the most enviable person among you pairs.

Vyolet:
This thread is a further proof that there are still many villagers on this Nairaland.
How is this news worthy? Are these kids not found almost everywhere in Nigeria? op, how old are you and why is this a surprise to you?