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I’m Nigerian. I’ve Lived in Poland Since 2004 — Do I Belong?

00:00 Shorts 02:26 Intro 02:44 Real talk What does it mean to belong when you’ve lived between cultures for most of your life? In this episode, Yimi shares her story as a Nigerian model, fashion designer, actress, and teacher who has lived in Poland since 2004 — reflecting on identity, home, and the quiet emotional weight of migration. We talk about growing up between cultures, navigating life in a country that isn’t where you were born, and the long process of finding your place when “home” no longer fits into a single definition. This conversation goes beyond geography. It’s about belonging and unbelonging, language and silence, roots and reinvention — and about who you become when migration reshapes your sense of self. If you find meaning in what I do and would like to support the continuation of this project and make Season Two possible, you can support me here: ☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/skoshnaa 🎧 Season One: Stories of Belonging & Becoming A podcast series exploring the emotional and psychological side of life on migration. 📌 Watch the full season here: Season 1 playlist:    • PODCAST SEASON 1: Stories of Belonging & B...   🔔 Subscribe for more stories about identity, migration, and life between cultures. Special thanks to FaceArt Makeup School in Kraków https://www.faceart.pl for making this episode possible. 🎬 Video & Editing: Akshay Rapat Thank you for being part of this journey — I truly appreciate it. #LifeOnMigration #NigerianInPoland #ImmigrantStories