It's not really a beef thing with thisHandful of people discussing something on social media doesn't justify a group VS group tag.
It's not really a beef thing with thisHandful of people discussing something on social media doesn't justify a group VS group tag.
Nah bruvThat Patois originates from the Caribbean or different parts of Africa, it's not "British black culture"
I would say the British Nigerians are more connected to the culture. UK is closer to Nigeria and PECKHAM/WOOLWICH is basically Lagos in Europe.
Why are Nigerians concentrated in London?Right
britain was their colonizer, lots were brought thereWhy are Nigerians concentrated in London?
There's a level of truth to this. It depends on where in the UK. In London, multiple races and ethnic groups live next to and associate with each other.Most black British folk are divided & don't assimilate together, they usually stick to their own native groups.
Main reason why black British culture is non existent
The same thing goes for “Merikens” / “Merikins” in Trinidad & Tobago.
“Merikens” are African Americans who fought for The British in 1812 and relocated to Trinidad & Tobago.
But nikkas don’t read about the trans-Atlantic Slavetrade as a whole.
And don’t travel to the Americas with intentions outside of sex tourism to know these things.
That’s why so many just don’t understand how intricately
the African Diaspora is connected to eachother historically.
Article link: The Merikins - African-Americans in Trinidad
Africans anchors in europe tend to be way closer to the motherland culturally than the ones in America
not just Nigerians
Wouldn't Houston, TX be considered the global hub of the Nigerian diaspora?Also, comparing UK Nigerians to American Nigerians is off.
England is 50,000 sq miles. Texas is 5x larger than England. Most Nigerians in the UK are in London whereas the US has many many cities with significant Nigerian populations.
I’d wager Nigerians in Houston, Dallas, DC, NYC are culturally closer to Nigeria/have just as strong ties, especially now with social media and whatsapp.
If you said Igbo Nigerian Diaspora…sure. But globally I don’t know of any one city that can claim to be “the hub”Wouldn't Houston, TX be considered the global hub of the Nigerian diaspora?
I imagine that it has developed into this because of the history of migration and the business, academic, social, and religious networks established there.
I would say London is, because of historical ties, distance to Nigeria and density of Nigerian population there.Wouldn't Houston, TX be considered the global hub of the Nigerian diaspora?
I imagine that it has developed into this because of the history of migration and the business, academic, social, and religious networks established there.
C'mon breh, how is this even an argument? Outside of Africa, London is like the 37th Nigerian "state". London might as well be Nigeria's backyard with the sheer movement of people back and forth.If you said Igbo Nigerian Diaspora…sure. But globally I don’t know of any one city that can claim to be “the hub”
C'mon breh, how is this even an argument? Outside of Africa, London is like the 37th Nigerian "state". London might as well be Nigeria's backyard with the sheer movement of people back and forth.