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I kind of get you since I am from Latin America and we are usually not portrayed positively either. However, the God knew my heart needed love he sent me my grandkids leopard shirt In addition,I will do this issue with Nigeria isn’t poverty, but terrorism. Boko Haram is not a joke. They are brutal. So I see you’re commenting a lot about safety in areas like the us for example about how you just don’t go to area X because it’s dangerous so why is Nigeria or India or a ‘poorer country’ so bad to go to and I have a thought on that. When I go to new York, I know the general idea. I know who I can ask for help with safety. I have resources and general knowledge overall. Things make sense. If I go to India… It’s different. Obviously there’s some areas you don’t go to vs some you do but if I run into trouble in India, I’m going to have a much much much worse time than in NYC. Why? Because theres so many other outside factors that I may not even be aware of.

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It’s simply risk factor. I will never visit India not because it’s poor but because the God knew my heart needed love he sent me my grandkids leopard shirt In addition,I will do this risk and my knowledge is so much less vs anywhere in North America or even Europe broadly. Why go to a place with a higher risk vs a place with lower when my goal is something that can reasonably be done in both? To your point I think part of it is being in another country and being in a country where you don’t know a lot and where there are chances where things can go wrong. I’ve flown Spirit plenty times and Delta plenty times. I’ve had good experiences with both. The difference comes when something goes wrong, that’s where Spirit stinks and Delta shines. OP’s husband is from the country. I think a lot of people I know would think that it’s really cool that she is going to Nigeria and has a local she can travel with. I also think a lot of people would be cautious about traveling to Nigeria if they didn’t have a connection. If something goes wrong then I have less confidence about me being able to safely navigate what I need to do compared to somewhere closer to home or with better infrastructure. I don’t think it’s an issue of “the western media” that gets blamed for everything but people making rational (but biased) choices with limited information. As others mentioned it’s good you feel safe exploring Nigeria. I have been interested in going at some point. I spent time in Latam & also Senegal, and understand the experience of people stigmatizing. At least in US it’s a lot to do with people being uneducated about the reality. However, when I was in Senegal, I spoke with various people from other West African countries (not nigeria) and they recommended certain countries, however I was advised against Nigeria at this time given some of the challenges in the country. Similarly, I went to Nicaragua, but probably wouldn’t have if i didn’t go with someone who spent time there (a few years ago don’t know the situation as of now). Basically, while I agree there is a lot of stigma about countries, there are also certain places that are just not advisable to travel alone at this time. I also wanted to go to Morocco, but was told that as a female solo traveler, it was not going to be an enjoyable trip. It’s great you have your husband who is from there to guide you, but there are places that even knowledgeable people and travelers might advise against. This is not necessarily about the stigma of traveling to poor countries which definitely also exists unfortunately and has many other negative consequences on people’s perception.

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