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The Diaspora Dad Podcast recently featured an interview with Honorable Francis-Xavier Kojo Sosu. In the conversation, he discusses his powerful journey from growing up as an orphan to becoming a Member of Parliament in Ghana, along with insights on leadership, activism, and the role of the African diaspora. The full interview is available on YouTube, and Diaspora Dad can also be followed on Instagram and Spotify for more discussions on Africa and the diaspora. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c193J1MDajk?si=nAMIkzL2uZ3CGLdv |
This episode of Diaspora Dad features a first-generation American father of Urhobo (Delta State) origin sharing real-life experiences on raising children between Nigerian culture and American society. The conversation touches on balancing healthcare careers with family life, passing down respect and values to children raised abroad, early lessons on homeownership, and the realities many diaspora families face when parents grow old and property matters arise back home. It’s a practical and relatable discussion for Nigerians abroad and at home who care about family, responsibility, and legacy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q89N73__IQE?si=cHTpN6fr6N6iCWnT |
A Must Watch A Nigerian-American cancer survivor reflects on life, faith, womanhood, and healing. An honest conversation about resilience, purpose, and life after survival. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWyzx66XfVI?si=l_slNYmv7kznhidz |
Will Nigeria ever have peace again. Yes we shall overcome! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqzFuUAW21I?si=Mm-cJfCWi9mjSzuk |
Nigeria is facing a crisis the world barely talks about — mass violence, extremist attacks, and years of government inaction. For the first time, the U.S. publicly warned Nigeria to protect its Christian population after years of kidnappings, church attacks, and community killings. This isn’t about taking sides. It’s about truth, justice, and the value of human life. Christians and Muslims are BOTH victims — and the diaspora must stay informed, united, and vocal. Full breakdown now on Diaspora Dad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqzFuUAW21I?si=cuhZ9eP2XGqPd6lr |
Have you noticed how social media lately feels like one big Diaspora War? 😬 African Americans vs. Africans. Nigerians vs. Ghanaians. Caribbeans vs. everyone. It gets heated fast — but what if I told you many of these fights aren’t even real? In this episode of Diaspora Dad, I break down how AI, bots, and algorithms are secretly fueling online conflicts within Black and African diaspora communities — and how we can fight back. You’ll learn: 🔥 What “Diaspora Wars” really are and why they’ve exploded in 2025 🤖 How bots and fake accounts manipulate emotions for clicks 💔 The hidden damage these fake fights cause in our communities 🧠 How to spot digital manipulation and protect our unity If you’ve ever argued online about culture, identity, or “who started what,” this episode is for you. Subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viBM71Eg2DY?si=gEWBWXDB2GCUCGWe |
rom TikTok relocation diaries to YouTube success stories, it feels like everyone is talking about moving to Africa — Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and beyond. 🌍 But is the dream as perfect as the Instagram posts make it look? In this episode of Diaspora Dad, I break down: ✅ Why so many Black Americans and other diaspora members are considering the move in 2025 ✅ The dream vs. the reality — from fresh food and warm culture to power cuts and visa struggles ✅ The challenges nobody posts about: healthcare, bureaucracy, homesickness, and more ✅ How to actually prepare if you’re serious about relocating to the continent This is the real, unfiltered conversation you need before you book that one way ticket 👉 Question for you: If you had the chance to relocate, which country would YOU choose? Ghana? Nigeria? South Africa? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxLxNjdji_g?si=yzwB-GFNQ3ucv6gX |
Should Diaspora based people be concerned about culture, politics, etc in home countries or are they trouble makers? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYaKMXuqwas?si=hbVcMZjtLybWT0wV |
The YouTube video “Should the Diaspora Return to Change Their Original Home? | Kanu, Ekpa & Sowore” features a thought-provoking discussion among panelists (including Kanu, Ekpa, and Sowore) who explore whether people in the diaspora should go back to their ancestral/original homelands to effect change. They weigh the pros and cons of returning: the pull of cultural identity and the opportunity to contribute to development vs. challenges like unfamiliar political landscapes, corruption, infrastructure issues, and social reintegration. The conversation also touches on generational differences, responsibility to one’s roots, and how meaningful change can happen either from abroad or from within the country of origin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYaKMXuqwas?si=_usfmceA4Ghzp29m |
From the Diaspora… when dem say Black men don’t want to be involved in children’s life… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zNaRfLjVK4?si=aeCjxwJs504rGcVJ |
This is a captivating must watch if you have time check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmicgWtQJOk?si=UVC2IPsWKD7lt_UX |
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