SE4/EP 36: My conversation as a guest on The More Sibyl Podcast a fellow Nigeria on my story as an African in the diaspora

My conversation as a guest on The More Sibyl Podcast a fellow Nigeria on my story as an African in the diaspora. I learned about  The More Sibyl Podcast while I was listening to Concrete Pasture Podcast.  The host of Concrete Pastures Nancy Mulemwa Siisii my sister from Zambia invited More Sibyl as a guest on Concrete Pasture Podcast. I started following The More Sibyl Podcast and I listened to some of her latest episodes. I contacted More Sibyl after listening to one of her episode which caught my interest as the guest described the lack and limited services for children with autism in Nigeria.  I wanted to share information with the guest which I thought my be helpful. More Sibyl connected back with me and we have been talking about collaboration. I am looking forward to collaborate with More Sibyl and Nancy Mulemwan Siisii in the future as we continue our community conversations.   Podcast Note from The More Sibyl Podcast  It's Black History Month on this side of the pond. Though we get the shortest month in the year we gon’ make it loud and long. And what better way to do this than chatting with a Nigerian who’s passionate about pan-African relationships and has made it her life work to close the social distance between our cousins (Blacks abroad) and us? I chatted with Ms. Kemi Seriki of the Pánsá Pánsá Forum, a Nigerian immigrant of Yoruba ethnic diversity. We talked about life in the diaspora, staying connected to the Motherland, negotiating national, ethnic, and racial identities as Black immigrants, improving race relations with native-born Blacks and other communities, and so much more.