In this captivating podcast episode, I sat down with Chimdu and Chinweiken, first-generation Nigerian American brothers, to delve into their unique experiences. We explored a wide range of topics, including discipline, education, food, personal viewpoints, and self-expression. Tune in to gain insights into their fascinating journey as Nigerian Americans! 🎙️🌟

Osa (CEO of Double o studio) hosted and produced this episode. His guest Dj oskino is the creator of Immigrant Talk.

On this episode, our Special Guest Sulai a Retired Navy Veteran/Real-estate Investor/Truck Driver is a Dominican American (Father is Dominican Mother is African American). We discussed about her childhood and how due to reasons beyond her control, the opportunity to infuse herself deeply into the Dominican culture was taken from her.

In this episode I had the pleasure of talking to a young  smart and talented 13yr NigerianAmerican 🇳🇬🇺🇸 Imani Omorogbe from Boston (African-American mother and a Nigeria father). Imani is a frequent flyer, who has visited the Benin Kingdom in nigeria more than 5 times.  we talked about her perception of Africa before she visited Africa for the very first time, Her experience as a Nigerian American and  how culture has shaped navigating through her American and Nigerian identity. one of the best episodes of Immigrant Talk. we talked about travel experience, fashion, food, BLM, and many more.

I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Chuks Eze right before his birthday day. Chuks, who is a British born Nigerian, grew up in Nigerian and migrated to the United States at 19 to further his education. Chuks is an entrepreneur,  investor and MBA degree holder, who is currently contributing his leadership skills in the management of a major Healthcare organization in Massachusetts. We talked about his upbringing in a military home and how that has influence him to be the man he is today. He talked about responsibilities and expectations from family as the first son. We concluded with his interracial relationship and touch on some difficulties he encountered right before he got married and what has changed now.

Had the opportunity to talk to Habi Abu-Bakr (Director of Finance / Entrepreneur). we discussed about her migrating from Ghana to America at 13years old. The challenges of trying to blend into the American school system and culture. The disconnect between African-Americans and Africans. Oh best of all we talked about the movie " The Gods Must be Crazy" Part 1 & 2 you should check it out. you will love it 💘.

Connected with the Durugordon brothers . Two brothers who spend couple of years in nigeria but had two distinctly different experience. This episode was informative, fun and funny.They talked about discipline, culture and growing close in love to their parents. By the way you could hear my daughter trying to join in on the fun.

Host sat down with long time friend Lion from Jamaica. Talked about his experience moving to America.

DJ Oskino and Guest host mrs Omorogbe talked about her experience moving from America to finish High school in Nigeria