Community Reports: Focus On The Brazilian Community In Lagos Pt. 2
Community Reports: Focus On The Brazilian Community In Lagos Pt. 2
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Pena que hoje não falem português 😢
Conheci quando morei em Lagos nos idos de 1977 até 1989 descendentes de brasileiros. Residi em Badagry onde fica o museu Seriki Faremi (slave museum ) que pode ser visto pelo Google earth
Obrigado Nigéria.
From Salvador Bahia. I liked.
Estou encantado 😍❤️ I Love Nigéria
Thanks, dear. I'm from Brazil, and I am very very interested in this Nigeria-Brazil historical iteration.
Frejon is basically feijão and creme de leite ( frejon or feijão in Portuguese) it’s cooking in different ways in Brazil all depends what part the country you’re going but it’s a everyday dish we brazilian loves beans over rice with some meat and vegetables ✌️
"Frejon" is "feijoada" in Brazil, and you can actually see the black beans. Not sure why it's made into a fine paste here.
How can these wannabes refer to themselves as Brazilian, first their ancestors were taken away enslaved and they never were not even regarded as Brazilian citizens, they were seen as slaves, until they were emancipated, they despised Brazil and loved their place of origin that they had to trace their roots to resettle. All these renaissance and resurgence of culture that should not even be of pride to me is ridiculous.
I grew up eating these over Easter in lagos
these words from the poster 4:09 look like portuguese language . tilapia- (PT) tilapia. fejon- feijão (bean), megau- mingau (porridge).
How can they be Lagosians while they were born in Brazil?
Why is this news, anyway? This is obviously being pushed by the reporter. Ridiculous!
pretending to be brazilian in lagos is frankly just ludicrous
Wow thanks Channels TV now I understand better
is fejuda